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A DESCRIPTIVE  CATALOGUE 


OF  THE 

MANUSCRIPTS 


IN  THE  LIBRARY  OF 


JESUS  COLLEGE,  CAMBRIDGE 


aoulion:  C.  J.  CLAY  AND  SONS, 
CAMBRIDGE  UNIVERSITY  PRESS  WAREHOUSE, 
AYE  MARIA  LANE, 
ffilasgofa:  263,  ARGYLE  STREET. 


UtilJjfS;  F.  A.  BROCKHAUS. 
gotft:  MACMILLAN  AND  CO. 


A 


DESCRIPTIVE  CATALOGUE 


OF  THE 

MANUSCRIPTS 


IN  THE  LIBRARY  OF 

JESUS  COLLEGE,  CAMBRIDGE 


BY 

MONTAGUE  RHODES  JAMES,  Litt.D., 

FELLOW  OF  king’s  COLLEGE,  CAMBRIDGE;  DIRECTOR  OF  THE  FITZVi^ILLIAM  MUSEUM 


LONDON: 

C.  J.  CLAY  AND  SONS, 
CAMBRIDGE  UNIVERSITY  PRESS  WAREHOUSE, 
AYE  MARIA  LANE. 

1895 


\^All  Rights  reserved. 


PRINTED  BY  J.  AND  C.  F.  CLAY, 
AT  THE  UNIVERSITY  PRESS. 


REVERENDO  • VIRO 
D • GERMANO  • MORIN 

O • S • B 
AMORIS  • ERGO 


'i. 


PREFACE. 


The  kindness  of  the  Master  and  Fellows  of  Jesus  College 
enables  me  to  lay  before  the  public  for  the  first  time  a 
Catalogue  of  the  Manuscripts  belonging  to  the  College.  The 
only  previous  attempt  is  a list  of  seven  volumes  in  Thomas  James’s 
Ecloga  Oxonio-Cantabrigiensis  (1600,  p.  137):  reprinted  by  Ber- 
nard in  1697 ; there  is  also  a brief  note  in  Halliwell’s  Manuscript 
Rarities  of  the  University  of  Cambridge  (1841,  p.  173).  Uffenbach 
{Merkwilrdige  Reisen,  iii.  75)  was  unable  to  obtain  access  to  the 
manuscripts. 

The  collection  is  mainly  the  gift  of  one  donor,  Thomas  Man 
(B.A.  1674,  M.A.  1678,  M.D.  1687),  Fellow  of  the  College,  and 
Vicar  of  Northallerton  (see  no.  8).  More  than  fifty  manuscripts 
were  given  by  him,  and  a majority  of  these  came  from  Durham 
Priory.  Other  northern  monasteries,  e.g.  Hexham,  Rievaulx, 
and  Kirkstall,  are  also  represented.  Though  not  containing 
anything  of  surpassing  importance,  the  collection  is  an  interesting 
one  enough.  There  is  little  good  illuminated  work,  save  in  one 
Bible  (no.  ii).  The  Medical  MSS.  are  fairly  numerous.  Probably 
the  most  attractive  items  in  the  Library  are  the  early  fragments  in 
no.  5,  the  English  passages  in  no.  13,  the  palimpsest  Anglo-Saxon 
Homilies  in  no.  15,  the  Bury  Formidae  (no.  18),  a French  hymn 
(no.  21),  the  Psalter  (no.  23),  the  Priscian  (no.  28),  the  Rievaulx 
Catalogue  (no.  34),  the  French  Lapidaire  (no.  44^),  the  Story  of 
the  Death  of  Judas  (no.  46),  the  Wyclififite  Gospels  and  New 
Testament  (nos.  30,  47),  the  Obituary  Roll  in  no.  55,  Lydgate  and 

* This  Lapidaire  does  not  correspond  with  any  of  the  texts  printed  by  M.  L.  Panier 
in  the  Bibliothique  des  Hautes  Etudes. 


Vlll  PREFACE. 

Cato  (no.  56),  a list  of  books  in  no.  57,  and  the  Chronicles  (no.  58). 
As  a specimen  of  writing,  the  volume  by  the  scribe  Emylton 
(no.  70)  is  very  noteworthy. 

On  the  remarkable  and  beautiful  room  in  which  the  manu- 
scripts are  preserved,  the  reader  should  consult  Willis  and  Clark’s 
Architectural  History  of  the  University  of  Cambridge  (ii.  165, 
iii.  460). 

I should  like,  in  conclusion,  to  express  my  particular  obliga- 
tions to  the  Librarian  of  the  College,  the  Rev.  F.  J.  Foakes- 
Jackson,  who  has  been  most  kind  in  affording  me  access  to  the 
manuscripts  under  his  charge. 


M.  R.  JAMES. 


CATALOGUE  OF  MANUSCRIPTS. 


1.  Q.  A.  I. 

Decretales  Novae  Glossatae, 

Vellum,  I5f  X lo,  ff.  208,  text  in  double  columns  of  49  lines 
each,  surrounded  by  gloss.  Cent.  xiii.  Binding,  original  boards 
recovered:  formerly  had  two  clasps.  Given  by  Mr  Man,  21  Jan. 
1685.  At  the  beginning  are  two  fly-leaves  of  a Canon  Law  MS. 
in  double  columns  (xiii,  xiv). 

Collation  : i^  ii^  a'“-d^"  e*®  (+  y*  jiidicis)  P"-m’®  n'^  o'^-r^®  s®  (-f-  slip) 
II  gi2  Qi  cancelled). 

Provenance : Durham  : on  the  top  of  the  fourth  fly-leaf  has 
been  an  inscription  of  which  only  Decretales  survives,  and  another 
partly  cut  off : 

Iste  liber  accomodat  ... 

Omilium  (?  Dunlm)  per  dompnum  Robeitum  de  ... 

Quern  si  aliquis  alienauerit  anathe(ma  sit). 

On  f.  I.  dunelm.  E. 

In  the  Catt.  Vett.  (of  1391)^  p.  47,  is  this  entry  : 

E.  Decretales  Nouae  glo.  ii.  fo.  textus  “ et  unitas  in  natura.” 
These  are  the  opening  words  of  f.  2 in  this  MS. 

Contents  : 

I.  Incipit  compilacio  Gregorii  ix.  Prologue  . . . . f.  i 

c.  I.  de  summa  trinitate  & fide  catholica  liber  primus. 

The  first  words  of  the  gloss  are  gone. 

The  Collection  is  in  five  books. 

* Catalogi  Veteres  librorum  Dunelm.:  Surtees  Society,  1838. 

J.  MSS. 


I 


CATALOGUE  OF  MANUSCRIPTS. 


[mss.  2,  3 


2 


2.  A tract  in  a different  and  later  hand,  in  double  columns  of  63 

lines A I 

Inc.  Legitur  in  Ezechiele  venter  tuus  comedet  et  viscera  tua 
implebuntur. 

It  is  another  compilation  of  Canon  Law : references  to  the 
former  are  given  at  the  end  of  each  section. 

On  a fly-leaf  at  the  beginning  are  three  extracts  in  a xivth  or 
xvth  cent,  hand,  two  from  the  Ottobonian  Constitutions,  and  one 
from  the  Clementine. 


2.  Q.  A.  2. 

Rubrica  de  Probationibus  etc.  per  Andream  Siculum. 

Paper,  iS-g-  x 9,  ff.  340,  double  columns  of  43  to  63  lines. 
Cent.  XV.  Binding,  plain  wooden  boards ; covering,  back  and 
clasps  gone. 

Collation:  a'®  b®  c^"  d*®  (5  gone:  4,  6 blank)  e^'’-g^“  h-"  |1  i^®  k® 
lio_sio  ^4  vio_2io  ^3^10  jQ  blank,  gone)  bb'®  cc^"  dd^  ee’®-mm^®  nn® 
(8  blank,  gone). 

The  writing  is  almost  certainly  Italian  and  is  rough  and  ugly : 
the  initials  are  not  added. 

Incipit.  CONTINUATUR  SIC.  visum  est  de  confessionibus  per  quas  aduersarius  rele- 
uatur  ab  onere  probandi. 

On  1.  4 is  a marginal  note  ending  Werstis  fr.  Alcok. 

On  the  lower  margin  of  q 10  b is  the  interesting  stichometric 
note:  In  isto  quinterno  sunt  pecie  due  colnm  septe7;z  linee. 
The  columns  here  are  of  63  lines,  averaging  30  or  31  letters 
each.  Quires  y-mm  are  backed  and  guarded  in  the  middle  by 
strips  of  a MS.  of  cent.  x.  The  earlier  quires  have  guards  from  a 
xivth  cent.  MS.  On  the  last  cover  is  scribbled  : Doctor  alcok. 


3.  Q.  A.  3. 

Biblia  Sacra. 

Vellum,  13  X 9J,  ff.  352 -f  4,  double  columns  of  54  lines  each. 
Cent.  xiii.  Binding  of  cent,  xviii.  This  MS.  is  no.  i in  T.  James’s 
Ecloga  Cantabrigiensis,  1600,  p.  137. 


MS.  4] 


JESUS  COLLEGE. 


3 


Collation : b’--p'^  (+  2)  aa^^-gg^l 

The  first  quire  is  gone : the  text  begins  in  Gen.  xxxvi.  24. 
patris  sui.  habuitque  filium  disan. 

The  order  of  the  books  is  as  follows  : 

Gen. — 2 Chr. 

Esdre  I.  = Ezra. 

Uerba  Neemie  filii  Esdre  (running-title  Esdre  L)  = Nehemiah. 

Esdre  11.  = 4 Esdr.  i.  ii. -t- 3 Esdr.  4-4  Esdr.  iii.-xvi.  The  books  are  joined  without 
any  note,  thus : 

Vade  et  annuncies  populo  meo  qualia  et  quanta  mirabilia  domini  dei  uidisti.  Et  egit 

iosias  pascha,  etc.' et  coadunati  sunt  omnes  in  ierusalem  iocundari  secundum  dis- 

positionem  domini  dei  israel.  Anno  • xxx®  • ruine  ciuitatis  ierusalem. 

Tobit — Psalms. 

The  Psalter  shows  more  traces  of  wear  than  the  rest  of  the  book  : at  the  end  of  it  is  a 
stichometric  note:  Expliciunt  psalmi  c.  1.  qui  continent  uersus  numero  quinque  milia. 

Isaiah — Malachi. 

I,  2 Maccabees. 

Prov. — Ecclus. 

Matt. — Apoc. 

The  Eusebian  Canons  in  a plain  frame  of  yellow  occupy  two 
pages  after  the  Apocalypse. 

On  the  fly-leaves  are  two  xvth  century  lists  of  the  Books  of  the 
Bible. 


4.  Q.  A.  4. 

SuMMA  Bartholomaei  de  Pisis  de  Casibus  Iuris. 

Vellum,  13x9,  ff.  248,  double  columns  of  36  to  47  lines. 
Cent.  XV.  Binding  modern,  leather  over  boards : clasps  gone. 
This  is  no.  4 in  James’s  list  of  MSS.  at  Jesus  College,  in  his  Ecloga 
Cantabrigie7isis,  1600,  p.  137. 

Collation:  a®  (i,  2 cancelled)  b®-r®  s®  t®-x®  ||  i®  ii®  ||  y®  z®  ||  &®  9®  i® 
(wants  i)  2®  (wants  i)  3®  4®  (wants  i)  5®  (wants  8,  blank). 

The  signatures  ^ 5,  6 are  marked  s ante  fi^iale,  s finale.  After 
X occur  two  quires  unsigned  without  interruption  of  text. 

The  writing  is  fairly  good,  probably  English  : the  initials  plain 
red  and  blue  for  the  most  part. 

' This  is  C.  7 in  Bensly’s  list  of  MSS.  of  4 Esdras.  Missing  Fragments  p.  42. 


I — 2 


4 


CATALOGUE  OF  MANUSCRIPTS. 


[mss.  5,  6 


The  work  is  an  Encyclopaedia  of  Canon  Law  with  a Prologue 
beginning  Quoniam  ut  ait  Gregorius  super  Ezechielem.  It  runs 
from  abbas  to  zelns. 

On  the  last  cover  is  : 

Caucio  domini  thome  low  et  habet  supplementum  viz. 

Auecenwam  super  me/a/.^jj?cam  cum  aliis. 


5.  Q.  A.  5. 

Petri  Comestoris 
Historia  Scholastica. 

Vellum,  13  X 9j,  ff.  152,  double  columns  of  50  lines.  Cent,  xiii, 
xiv.  Binding  of  cent,  xviii.  Probably  identical  with  no.  5 in 
James’s  list,  Ecloga  Cant.  p.  137.  Historia  Egesippi,  nti  uidetnr. 

Collation : i®-xix*. 

There  are  two  tattered  fly-leaves  from  an  early  Missal  (cent,  x, 
xi)  with  29  lines  on  a page,  in  a fine  hand. 

I a has  part  of  the  Gospel  for  the  Decollation  of  S.  John  Baptist  (29  Aug.)  and 
Graduals,  etc.  (neumes  are  given  over  the  opening  words). 

1 b.  Lectio  Libri  Sapientiae  (Justorum  animae). 

la.  Preface  for  S.  Ypolitus  (12  Aug.).  Qoxamxsstvm,  Dico  aritem  tiobis.  Collect  for 
S.  Eusebius,  Conf.  (14  Aug.).  Epistle,  Tesiificor.  Gradual,  Os  iusti.  Ant.,  Justus  non 
con.  Euang.,  Uigilate  ergo,  r r (require  reliqua  ?)  in  nat.  sci  marcelli  .xvii.  kl.  Febr.  in 
fob  Offi.,  Desiderium  anhne. 

2 b.  Assumptio  S.  Marie,  two  Collects  and  Lessons  from  Wisdom,  In  omnibus  re- 
quiem  quesiui. 

The  text  is  well  written,  with  red  and  blue  initials  of  pen-work. 
It  ends  in  the  chapter  de  dyonisio  areopagita.  tiolni  nos  renocare 
ab  impietate. 

It  has  suffered  from  damp  in  the  upper  margins. 


6.  Q.  A.  6. 

Decretales  Novae  Glossatae. 

Vellum,  132X9^,  ff.  269,  double  columns  of  text  of  varying 
length  (46  lines),  surrounded  by  gloss.  Cent,  xiii,  xiv.  Rebound. 
Two  clasp-marks  remain  on  the  leaves.  Given  by  Mr  Man. 


MS.  6] 


JESUS  COLLEGE. 


5 


Closely  resembles  Q.  A.  i.  Fly-leaves  (2)  from  a xiiith  cent.  MS. 
of  Law  in  double  columns. 

Collation : i®  ii®  ||  a’“-h^^  q*  r^  s®+^  x^“ 

yi-  (i  cancelled). 

Provenance:  Durham.  On  f.  \\b  is  the  letter  M.  On  15^  is 

CO.  Decretales  gloss,  de  communi  libraria  monachorum  dunelm. 

The  second  leaf  of  the  text  (f.  16)  begins  quemadmodum  in  canonica,  I cannot  find 
the  volume  in  the  old  Catalogues. 

On  the  lower  margin  of  f.  15  a,  in  a late  xvth  cent,  hand,  is  : 

a (i)  Inicium  cuiuslibet  capituli  in  hoc  libro  decretalium  cum  summulis  et  notulis 
16  eorundem. 

(2)  Decretales  glosatae. 

(3)  Constitutiones  noue  duo  innocencij  iiii''’,  incomplete. 

(4)  Constitutiones  alexandri  iiii*‘. 

(5)  Expositio  super  i'*  c debent  siiperioribus  et  libro  vj  prout  concernit  visitationem 
episcopi  dunelm  et  conuentus  dunelm. 

(6)  liber  non  glofsatus). 

This  table  of  contents  seems  complete. 

(1)  Is  in  a fine  hand.  The  opening  words  of  each  chapter  are 

given  in  a narrow  column,  and  a line  of  note  or  summary 
added  ...........  f.  1 

f.  13^  is  blank:  on  14  « are  38  hexameters  with  interlinear 
gloss,  giving  the  contents  of  the  chapters.  The  first  is : 

Trinus  • constituit  • res  • consue  • postulat  • elec  • 

On  14  i is  another  table  of  chapters. 

(2)  unA  ^o%%  of  Decretales  Gregor ii  Noni  . . . 15 

Inc.  Gregorius  episcopus  seruus  seruorum  dei. 

Book  V.  ends  on  f.  218  a:  the  verso  is  blank. 

(3)  Begins  on  f.  219  a. 

Statuimus  ut  signis  eleccioni  . . . . . . 219 

Glossed. 

(4)  In  three  columns  on  a page,  unglossed 221  b 

(3)  Resumed : begins  imperfectly 

u in  multis  iuris  articulis  ......  225 

Glossed : double  columns. 

f.  231  a blank:  ff.  231  23212  have  later  notes  and  constitu- 

tions of  Boniface  VI. 

(6)  Book  vi.  of  the  Decretals  (Boniface  VIII.  1298),  in  another 


hand,  with  table  of  chapters. 

Text  begins  on 233 

(S)  Decretalis  bonifacii  in  vi‘“  libro. 

Prouide  attendentes. 

De  legatis  uel  clericis  in  aliena  diocesi  recipiendis  . 269  b 


6 


CATALOGUE  OF  MANUSCRIPTS. 


[mss.  7-9 


7.  Q.  A.  7. 

Repertorium  Juris. 

Paper,  I2ix8j,  ff.  694  (including  fragments),  double  columns, 
of  37  lines  each.  Cent,  xv  (late). 

Collation:  a’^  (wants  i)-c^^  d^^  e^--P^  m^®  (li,  12 

cancelled)  |1  aa’*-ee^^  fP®  gg®  (6  cancelled)  hh'^-00^^  pp'®  qq“ 

(14  cancelled)  rP^  ss''^  tP'*  B*-  C“  (6,  7 gone) 

H12  112  ]^i2  (2  gone)  (all  except  i imperfect). 

It  is  a dictionary  of  Canon  Law  running  from  Ab  (Abbas)  to 
Zelus.  The  first  article  in  B is  Babilon  and  in  C,  Calcar.  The 
writing  is  rough  and  the  whole  volume  ugly.  There  is  a vellum 
fly-leaf  at  the  beginning. 


8.  Q.  A.  8. 

IsiDORI  EtYMOLOGIARUM  LiBRI  XX. 

Vellum,  iu^x7f,  ff.  212,  40  lines  to  a page.  Cent.  xv. 
Written  in  England : modern  binding.  Given  by  Mr  Man.  Has 
the  name  Thomas  Sandford,  1535:  and  Thomas  Man,  Vicarius 
de  North  Allerton. 

Collation  : a’^-r*”  s®  t*  (blank). 

The  first  words  of  f 2 are : quam  contempsisti  postulantem. 

The  provenance  is  not  clear : I do  not  find  the  volume  in  the 
Durham  Catalogue. 

The  ornaments  and  initials  at  the  beginnings  of  the  books  are 
exceedingly  good  and  characteristic  English  work : blue,  pink, 
green,  orange,  and  gold  are  prominent  colours. 


9.  Q.  A.  9. 

Biblia  Sacra. 

Vellum,  Ilf  X7|,  ff.  241,  double  columns  of  42  lines  each. 
Cent.  XV.  Ex  dono  Caleb  Pott  (or  Pett)  hujus  Coll.  Alumni 
A°  N®  C'  CIDIDCLXXVIII  (1678). 


MS.  lO] 


JESUS  COLLEGE. 


7 


Collation  : thirty  quires  of  eights  : 
left. 

of  the  31st  the  first  leaf  0 

Contents : 

Isaias — Malachias  ..... 

Capitula  to  i.  ii.  Macc.  Evv.  and  Acts  . 

106 

i.  ii.  Maccabeorum  .... 

109 

Evangelia  ...... 

132-^ 

Epistolae  Pauli 

175 

Epp.  Canonicae 

202 

Actus 

209 

Apocalypsis  ...... 

223  5 

Tabula  evangeliorum  et  epislolarum 

229 

Interpretationes  nominum 

2325 

Ending  imperfectly  with  Saducei. 


The  Epistle  to  the  Laodicenes  follows  Colossians  on  f.  193  b. 
There  are  borders  and  initials  of  rough  English  work  at  the 
beginnings  of  the  books : only  in  a few  cases  are  they  illustrative. 
The  book  of  Jonah  has  a ship  and  a fish  in  the  initial  and  that  of 
the  Acts  a dove. 


10.  Q.  A.  10. 

Ps.  Chrysostomi  Opus  Imperfectum  in  Matthaeum. 

Vellum,  Ilf  X 8f,  ff.  158,  in  double  columns  of  48  lines  each. 
Cent.  XV.  Binding : original  boards  rebacked  and  recovered ; 
formerly  fastened  with  two  clasps : chain-mark  at  bottom  inner 
corner  of  obverse  board.  At  each  end  are  four  leaves  of  a 
service-book  in  double  columns  (of  cent,  xv)  containing  the  office 
for  Advent,  with  music  on  a four-line  stave. 

On  the  lower  margin  of  one  of  the  leaves  at  the  end  is  : 

Iste  liber  constat  M.  Willelmo  Carlyll. 

On  fol.  p 4 (5  at  the  end  of  homily  5 1 is  : quod  saxylby. 

Collation:  a'^-m’®  n®  o®  p®  q®  (wants  6,  7)  P®  (9,  10  cancelled). 

On  q 5 ^ is  the  note  hie  deficit,  in  Horn,  55  : the  page  ends  with 
alterum  non  grauat,  the  next  begins  sed  inde  misericordiam  christi. 

The  writing  is  ugly  and  the  initials  of  the  plainest. 

It  is  most  probably  this  volume  that  appears  in  James’s  Ecloga 
Cantabrigiensis,  p.  137,  as  no.  2,  Chrysostomus  in  opere  imperfecto. 


8 


CATALOGUE  OF  MANUSCRIPTS. 


[MS.  I 1 


11.  Q.  A.  II. 


Biblia  Sacra. 

Vellum,  ff.  254,  double  columns  of  60  lines  each. 

Cent,  xiii,  1 290-1 300,  without  donor’s  name. 

Collation:  yji2  ^3  mutilated:  one  cancelled)  ViP  (wants  6: 

2 Sam.  i.)  VllU*  ix>^  (4,  5 gone:  2 Par.  v.-xiii.)  xP^  (10,  ii  gone: 

3 Esdr.  xviii. — Judith  v.  7)  XlP“  XllP“  (4-7  gone:  Ps.  i.-xxxix.; 
9 cancelled)  xiv*^  (2,  3 gone:  Ps.  xcvii.-cxiii. ; 7 mutilated:  Prol.  to 
Prov.)  XV*“  XVp2  (one  cancelled  after  6)  XVIP“  XVIIP^  XIX^*  XXi2(io, 
II  gone:  Joel  ii.  Am.  i.-iii.)  xxP“  (5  gone:  Zeph.  Ag.  i.)  XXlP^ 
(12  gone:  blank  ?)  XXIIP“  (i  gone  : Matt,  i.-iv. ; 9 gone  : Mark  i.) 
xxiv^^  (2  cancelled,  12  gone). 

Contents : 

Genesis — 1 Chron. 

Esdras  I.  = Ezra. 

Esdras  II.  = Nehemiah. 

Esdras  III.  = i Esdr.  alias  3 Esdr. 

Judith,  Tobias,  Esther. 

Job— Ecclus. 

Isa.  Jer.  Lam.  Baruch,  Ezek. — Malachi. 

i.  ii.  Maccabees. 

Matt. — Luke  xxii.  32-33,  ut  interficerentur.  Et. 

The  writing  is  beautiful,  the  vellum  very  fine,  and  the 
historiated  initials  of  more  than  usual  interest.  These  last  are  as 
follows : 

1.  Prol.  A tonsured  ecclesiastic,  in  a monastic  habit,  as  it  seems,  writing. 

2.  Prol.  to  Genesis.  A dragon  on  the  back  of  a nude  man. 

3.  Genesis.  Initial  I,  the  length  of  the  page,  spreading  out  at  the  bottom  and  con- 
taining 16  pictures  on  gold  grounds  : 

I.  Christ  holding  the  divided  globe.  2.  Christ:  water  on  R.  3.  Christ: 
tree  on  R.  4.  Christ:  moon  on  Z.,  sun  on  R.  5.  Christ:  beasts  on  R. 
6.  Christ : Adam  reclining  on  R.  7.  Christ  seated  full-face,  blessing.  8.  The 
Fall;  serpent  has  not,  as  often,  a human  head:  Eve  is  on  R.  9.  Cain  killing 
Abel.  10.  The  Ark:  two-storied  building  in  a ship.  11.  A building  falling: 
a man  on  A. : ? the  tower  of  Babel.  12.  Sacrifice  of  Isaac.  Ram  on  L.  13. 
Annunciation:  angel  on  Z.  14.  Christ  full-face  at  column,  scourged  by  two 
men.  15.  The  Crucifixion,  with  the  Virgin  and  S.  John:  at  the  feet  of  Christ, 
outside  the  initial,  is  a monk  in  red  over  blue,  kneeling  on  a footstool.  16.  The 
Resurrection,  Christ  has  bannered  cross:  two  guards  below.  Grotesques:  a 
monkey  tilting  at  a man:  both  ride  on  dragons. 

Exodus.  Moses,  horned,  receives  the  tables  from  Christ,  half-length,  in  a circle. 


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5.  Leviticus.  Three  men  ; fire  falls  on  them  from  a cloud.  Nadab  or  Korah. 

6.  Numbers.  Four  Jews  kneel  on  L.:  in  centre  a calf  on  a low  pillar:  on  R. 
Moses,  homed,  points  to  it,  and  prepares  to  let  fall  the  tables. 

7.  Dmt.  A crowd  of  nine  Jews  led  to  R.  over  water  by  Moses,  horned,  with  rod. 

8.  yos.  Joshua  bearded,  nimbed,  and  robed  faces  L.  and  holds  up  his  hand  toward 
the  sun  in  a cloud.  Four  men  on  R.  look  L. 

9.  Jud.  Four  mailed  men  with  surcoats:  one  with  spear  and  green  shield:  Christ 
speaks  out  of  a cloud. 

10.  Ruth.  Above.  Boaz  with  staff:  below,  Ruth  stretches  her  hand  up  to  it: 
below  her,  a reaper  in  close  cap. 

1 1.  I Sam.  Hannah,  with  Samuel,  kneels,  face  R.,  at  altar  with  lamp  above  it : 
behind  her,  Elkanah  and  a youth  with  pitcher  on  shoulder. 

2 Sam.  Initial  gone. 

12.  I Kings.  Blue  ground  with  red  dots.  A courtier  presents  Abishag  to  David 
crowned  in  bed. 

13.  2 Kings.  Red  ground.  A tower,  with  red  ground : Ahaziah  crowned  falls  head- 
long from  it. 

14.  I Chr.  Three  seated  men,  one  with  book. 

1 5.  2 Chr.  Solomon  kneels  at  altar  with  gold  cross  above  it : an  attendant 
behind  him.  Red  ground,  gold  spots. 

Prol.  to  Esdr.  Has  fine  decorative  initial. 

16.  I Esdr.  Above,  a king,  with  sword,  seated : below,  a queen  with  green  apple  or  cup. 

17.  2 Esdr.  (Neh.).  Under  architecture,  a man  in  cloak  and  tunic  with  bucket 
and  aspergillum. 

18.  Esdr.  A youth  (Zerubbabel)  addressing  a throned  king  with  sceptre. 

fudith.  Initial  gone. 

19.  Tobias.  Tobit,  blind,  seated  with  hands  out : on  R.,  Raphael  winged  and 
nimbed  leads  away  the  child  Tobias : the  dog  follows. 

20.  Esther.  Ahasuerus  stretches  down  his  sceptre  to  Esther  crowned,  kneeling  below 
him.  In  the  lower  margin,  Haman  in  tunic,  blindfold  and  bound,  hangs  from 
the  initial. 

21.  Prol.  to  Job.  A Lion:  fine. 

22.  Job.  On  L.  his  wife  and  a friend  talk  to  Job,  nude,  seated. 

23.  {Ps.  Ixviii.)  Saluum  tne  fac.  Above,  two  men  paddling  in  a boat,  face  each 
other:  below,  Jonah,  nude,  emerges  from  the  fish’s  mouth  and  clutches  a tree  on  R. 

24.  ExuUate.  David  seated  plays  on  three  bells.  Above  his  head  is  an  organ,  below 
his  feet  is  a harp.  Gold  ground. 

25.  Prov.  On  R.  Solomon  crowned,  seated,  with  birch-rod:  on  L.  in  front  Reho- 
boam  seated,  nude ; behind  him  a tonsured  youth  with  joined  hands. 

26.  Eccl.  On  L.  four  men  : in  centre  a pile  of  gold  cups  and  plates  : on  R.  Solomon 
sits  and  speaks. 

27.  Cant.  The  Virgin  crowned,  kissing  the  Child:  seated. 

28.  Wisd.  Solomon  throned,  hands  a sword  to  a man  on  L. 

29.  Ecclus.  Solomon  throned,  points  upward  to  a cloud  : four  men  kneel  on  L. 

30.  Isaiah.  Isaiah  nude,  stands  : his  hands  and  feet  are  bound  to  the  top  and  bottom 
of  the  initial : two  men  saw  him  from  below  with  a frame-saw. 

31.  Jer.  Jeremiah  kneels  on  R.  stoned  by  two  men:  one  has  a winged  head-dress. 
Above  the  prophet’s  head  is  the  Divine  Hand. 


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32.  Lam.  Jeremiah  on  Z.  sits  with  hand  to  head:  a falling  city  on  R. 

33.  Baruch.  A nimbed  tonsured  man  writing. 

34.  Ezek.  Above,  the  Evangelistic  symbols : a wheel  in  the  centre : below,  Ezekiel 
sleeping,  head  to  Z. 

35.  Prol.  to  Dan.  A crowned  devil  with  human  body  and  arms  and  four  legs. 

36.  Dan.  On  Z.  Habakkuk,  nimbed,  carrying  loaves  in  his  robe  and  a bucket  in  his 
hand,  is  borne  by  an  angel  holding  his  hair:  on  R.  Daniel  standing  in  a tower-like 
building  with  four  lions’  heads  on  R.  greets  him. 

37.  Hosea.  Corner  and  another  woman  on  Z.  addressed  by  Hosea  nimbed  seated  on  R. 

38.  Joel.  Standing  addresses  four  men  seated  on  R.  in  peaked  hats. 

39.  Obad.  Under  architecture,  seated,  addresses  five  seated  men. 

40.  yonah.  Similar  to  no.  23. 

41.  Micah.  Nimbed,  seated  and  holding  two  branches. 

42.  Nahum.  Beardless,  nimbed,  holds  up  his  skirts  and  walks  to  Z.  On  R.  a small 
man  standing  in  the  door  of  a tower  seems  to  mock  him. 

43.  Habakkuk.  Nimbed,  sits  and  points  to  book  : an  angel  speaks  to  him  from  above. 

44.  Zechariah.  Above,  a bust  of  the  prophet : below,  a king : below,  a figure  on  a 
red  horse,  a white  horse  beyond  him. 

45.  Malachi.  Nimbed,  slaughters  a beast  lying  on  an  altar:  the  blood  caught  in  a 
green  bowl  on  a stem. 

46.  I Macc.  Christ,  nimbed,  with  cross-staff,  in  centre,  face  R.  Behind  him  on  Z.  a 
prostrate  man  and  a mailed  man  with  spear : on  R.  five  seated  people. 

47.  2 Macc.  On  Z.  a stooping  man  holding  a box  emerges  from  a gate.  Two 
mailed  men  with  shields  and  raised  swords  are  about  to  smite  him. 

48.  Ltike.  Gold  ground.  Luke  tonsured  and  beardless  turns  to  R.  and  looks  at  his 
pen : he  is  writing  on  a scroll  at  a table  across  the  picture.  Below,  a winged  ox. 

The  drawing  of  these  pictures  is  particularly  fine:  nos.  19,  41, 
46  are  excellent  examples. 


12.  Q.  A.  12. 

CONSUETUDINES  OrDINIS  CaRTHUSIENSIS. 

Vellum,  io|  X 7^,  If.  215,  double  columns  of  30  lines.  Cent. 
XV,  xvi.  Binding,  original,  stamped  leather  over  boards : two 
stamps  are  used,  one  a small  rose,  the  other  lozenge-shaped  con- 
taining a double  eagle  : this  last  dispersed  rather  irregularly  over 
the  cover.  The  name  Richardus  Petteward  Suff.  1619,  is  on  f.  t 8. 

Collation:  A®  B®  ||  a®  b®-m®  n®  o®  (1  cancelled)  p®-bb®  cc®  (4  can- 
celled, 6-8  blank,  gone). 

Contents  : 

Tabula  super  statuta  noua  et  uetera A 1 

Modus  legendi  statuta  (later) B 8 


MS.  13]  JESUS  COLLEGE.  II 

Capitula  prime  partis  consuetudinum  ordinis  carthusiensis  . . a i 

Text a 2 

Capitula  secunde  partis • h 2 

Text h 2 ^ 

Capitula  (and  text)  tercie  partis  . . . . . . . n 6 

Prima  pars  nouarum  constitucionum  (no  title)  . . . . q 2 

Secunda  pars  r 6 

Tercia  pars  ...........  13 

Tercia  compilacio  statutorum  ord.  Carthus.  (in  another  and  later- 

hand)  ............  v i 

Notes  on  accent  and  pronunciation  . . . . . . bb  2 

Supplicatio  from  Will.  Tynbych,  Prior  of  the  London  Charterhouse 
in  1516,  to  the  Franciscan  Prior  Major  of  the  order,  to  be  allowed 

a coadjutor  . bb  3 

Another,  1517 bb  3 

De  obseruatione  festi  S.  Bninonis  (1415)  and  other  extracts  from 
Carte  generates  questiones  sent  to  the  General  Chapter  by  John 

Ingilbi,  Prior  of  Sheen,  1494 bb  5 

Other  questions,  supplications  and  responses,  the  last  dated  1520. 

The  writing  is  very  good  and  clear : there  is  little  or  no 
decoration. 

13.  Q.  A.  13. 

Sermones. 

Vellum,  loj  X ff.  210,  varying  number  of  lines  to  a page. 
Cent,  xiv,  xv.  Original  binding,  white  skin  over  boards : two 
clasps.  Given  by  Mr  Man. 

Collation:  a*(i  gone)  b‘^-e*^  ||  g®  h*^  i‘^  ||  (12  gone). 

Another  (blank)  quire  cut  out. 

Provena7ice : probably  Durham.  On  the  fly-leaf  is  an  entry  of 
late  xvth  cent. 

Sermones  quoiamdam  qui  sic  incipiunt 
Missus  est.  2“  fo.  ascendam. 

A slip  is  cut  out  of  the  leaf ; then  follows : 

N.  Sermones  de  sancta  maria. 

ii.  Sermones  de  sanctis  et  de  tempore  cum  tabula : sermo  de  uisitacione  non  negli- 
genda,  etc. 

Item  sermones  de  tempore  et  sanctis  cum  tabula. 

I do  not  find  this  book  in  the  Catalogues. 


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Contents : 

1.  Sermons  on  the  Virgin  : in  double  columns  of  44  lines. 

The  first  page  is  damaged.  It  begins : 

Flos  de  radice  eius  asscendet.  Flos  est  christus. 

On  f.  2 ^ a second  sermon,  on  Missus  est,  containing  English  verses,  and  a story  about 
an  image  in  the  city  Cyclopes,  in  India. 

2.  f.  4 begins  with  Ascendam.  This  is  the  first  word  of  a sermon  on  S.  Andrew. 
Ascendam  in  palmam  et  apprehendam  fructum  eius.  The  sermons  are  de  sanctis  from 
S.  Andrew  to  S.  Katherine,  and  are  numbered  from  62  to  126.  There  are  two  for 
S.  Francis  (one  very  long)  and  one  for  S.  Clara. 

3.  Sermones  de  tempore. 

Inc.  Mitte  agnum  etc.  ysa.  xvi.  In  verbis  prepositis  ysayas. 

They  are  numbered  from  i to  53. 

A Table  follows. 

4.  A sermon  in  single  lines,  2J  pages,  in  another  hand. 

On  Fratres  tuos  visitatis. 

5.  Sermons. 

In  double  columns  of  49  lines : foliated  from  i to  33. 

Inc.  Reuertar  in  principio  cum  Tobia.  Thob.  xij.  Reueriar  cui  euni  qui  misit  me 
VOS  autem  benedicite  deum. 

6.  Sermons,  in  another  hand,  43  lines  to  a page : foliated  34  to  1 49. 

Inc.  De  nocte  surrexit.  Prouerb.  ult.  Karissimi  videtis  quia  quilibet  homo  com- 
ponitur  ex  duobus. 

The  second  sermon  begins  : 

Ante  quorum  oculos  Christus  Ihesus  proscriptus  est. 

This  and  several  of  the  following  sermons  contain  passages  in  English. 

7.  The  five  last  pages  contain  a Table  to  this  set  of  sermons,  in  another  hand. 

A specimen  of  the  English  (fol.  86  b)  is: 

Contrariam : Whan  thou  art  wroth  & wylt  ham  wreche 
be  holde  the  leere  that  I the  teche 
th(r)owygh  myn  ryth  hand  the  nayl  yt  good 
for  jeef  ther  fore  & be  nowght  wroth. 

And  f.  87  : I haue  in  loue  & freysch  in  mynde 

the  blod  of  hym  that  was  so  keende. 

14.  Q.  A.  14. 

Beda  super  Genesim  et  Exodum. 

Vellum,  iG  X 8,  ff.  154,  29  lines  to  a page.  Cent.  xii. 

Given  by  Mr  Man.  Binding,  original  boards,  covered  with 
white  skin,  and  fastened  by  strap  and  pin : the  strap  has  its  ori- 
ginal perforated  metal  end,  with  rudely  incised  pattern. 


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Collation:  vii®  viii‘“-xi“’  xii®  (3-6  cancelled)  ||  i*®  (i  can- 

celled) ii'“  iii*“  iv*  (i  left). 

The  leaves  attached  to  the  binding  at  beginning  and  end  are 
partially  erased  leaves  of  another  copy  of  Bede  on  Genesis,  having 
34  lines  to  a page,  of  about  the  same  date  as  the  volume. 

Provenance : Durham.  On  f is  : 

A.  Liber  sancti  Cuthberti  de  Dunelm. 

The  second  leaf  begins ; 

Potest  antem  non  improbabiliter, 
and  on  the  top  of  the  page  is : 

Beda  super  genesim  usque  cap.  21  tantum. 

I cannot  find  this  volume  in  the  Catalogi  Veteres. 

The  writing  is  beautiful : the  commentary  on  Exodus  is  in 
another  hand  of  the  same  date.  There  is  a very  fine  initial  I on 
f.  I b,  of  green,  red,  and  yellow,  on  blue,  in  the  form  of  a ladder  of 
conventional  foliage. 

On  I rr  is : John  Richardson’s  book  pretium  ijs  vjd. 

Contents ; 

1.  Beda  super  Genesim f.  i 

2.  Beda  super  Exodum 12 1 

Ends  on  Exod.  xxvi.  (Quos  operies  laminis  aureis)  with  the  words : et  odio  habens 
iniquitatem  : pios  nouerit. 


15.  Q.  A.  15. 

Petri  Lombardi 

SeNTENTIARUM  LiBRI  IV. 

Vellum,  II  X 7f,  fif.  132,  mostly  in  double  columns  of  40  lines 
each.  Cent,  xi,  xiv.  Given  by  Mr  Man,  Jan.  21,  1685.  Binding 
original : white  skin  over  boards  : strap  and  pin  fastening. 

Collatiott:  i®  ii^  ||  a®  b®  c'®  ||  d®  e®  f®  |1  g®  h®  i®  ||  k®  1®  m®  n^^  (12  can- 
celled) II  iih®  (7,  II,  12,  14,  15  cancelled),  132  leaves. 

Provenance : Durham  t The  press-mark  on  f.  1 1 is  Textus  iiij''*’ 
Whroruin  se7itent\a.rnin  E.  The  2nd  leaf  of  the  text  begins  pltirali- 
tatis  non. 


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It  may  be  the  copy  entered  thus  in  Catt.  Veit.  (pp.  22  and  98) : 

P.  Textus  Sententiarum  cum  Libro  Penitentiae  et  aliis  ii.  fo., 
“ pluralitatis.” 

Contents : 

I.  Quires  i,  ii,  and  iii  (at  end)  are  palimpsest : the  older  writing  contains  fragments 
of  Homilies  in  Anglo-Saxon  upon  the  Gospels,  of  cent,  xi,  xii,  27  lines  to  the  page. 

f.  1 remains  intact. 

I71C.  Spa  spa  he  him  on  Life  belief  halSahe  clypode  opeorJ>an  tohis  oelmihtigan  pseder 
pseder  min  ic  pille  hset  h>a  pumon  midme  hehinne  portgeap  op  ’Sisum  middan  earde. 

Ends  on  1.  i of  verso. 

halgan  gaste  onanre  godcundnysse  an  aelmihtigod  abutan  ende.  Amen. 

Larspell  {rtihr.). 

Laepde  menn  behopialS  hset  him  larpas  secgan  hagodspellican  lare  he  hi  on  bocum 
leornodon.  John  xiv.  23  is  quoted. 

f.  2 is  palimpsest : the  upper  writing  in  double  columns  of  34  lines  each,  of  cent,  xiv, 
XV,  very  rude.  At  the  top,  Assit  prhicipio  S.  Maria  meo. 

Incipit  paruulus  tractatus  de  vii  peticionibus...et  vii  vitiis  capitalibus.  Paternoster. 
Cum  hec  oracio  a sapientissimo. 

The  lower  writing  is  lost,  save  perhaps  a line  or  two  at  the  bottom,  where  galls  have 
been  applied. 

On  f.  3 3 about  five  lines  might  be  read. 

f.  4rt  is  more  than  half  free  from  later  writing,  but  erased. 

f.  4 ^ is  erased,  but  mostly  decipherable. 

ff.  5 a-6  b erased,  but  almost  all  decipherable ; the  last  seven  lines  oa  f.  6 b untouched : 
they  refer  to  the  text,  He  that  exalteth  himself  shall  be  abased. 

f.  7.  A table  to  the  Sentences.  Cent,  xiii,  xiv.  Only  the  faintest  traces  of  the 
earlier  writing  appear.  So  with 

f.  8,  of  which  the  verso  is  blank,  f.  9 a is  blank.  9/^  is  half  covered  with  notes  : the 
upper  half  of  f.  10  is  cut  away.  Possibly  f.  10  might  be  deciphered. 

In  quire  iii 

f.  I a is  covered  with  miscellaneous  notes. 

ff.  I b-^  b contain  verses  (cent,  xiv),  about  140  in  number. 

Peniteas  cito  peccator  cum  sit  miserator 
ludex.  et  sunt  hec  quinque  tenenda  tibi. 

End  : 

Plauso  tartarei  confusio  multa  ministri 
Et  fuga  cohortum  felix  adopcio  celi. 

On  all  these  leaves  the  old  writing  is  hopelessly  defaced, 
ff.  4-9 a tract,  cent,  xiv,  xv,  in  double  columns: 

Cum  summa  teologice  discipline  diuiditur  in  duas  partes, 
ff.  4-7  are  palimpsest : on  7 i5,  8,  9 I can  see  nothing  : 9^  is  blank, 
ff.  10,  II  are  carefully  scraped,  but  have  no  later  writing. 

On  the  last  cover  are  traces  of  a page  of  the  Anglo-Saxon. 

II.  Quires  a-n  contain  the  four  books  of  the  Sentences.  They  are  well  written, 
and  rubricated,  and  have  marginal  notes  in  various  hands. 


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16.  Q.  A.  16. 

Augustini  quaedam. 

Vellum,  1 1|  X 7,  ff.  130,  double  columns  of  32  lines  each. 
Cent.  xii.  Bound  in  two  consecutive  sheets  of  a Psalter  (xiiith 
cent.)  in  double  columns  of  27  lines  each,  contains  parts  of  the 
Psalms  Judica  Domine  xxxiv. — Dixi  mstodiam  xxxviii.  and  Dais 
auribus  xliii. — Dens  deonim  xlix.  Given  by  Mr  Man : it  has  the 
name  of  Thomas  Iveson  1567.  In  the  binding  is  a bit  of  a xvth 
century  table. 

Collation:  a®-q®  r^  (3,  4 cancelled). 

On  the  last  leaf  of  1 (f  88^)  is  the  note  ii.  \dns  decembres:  on 
n®  (104)  xvi.  kal.  Aug.  and  another  date,  cut  off,  on  the  next  page. 

Provenance:  perhaps  Hexham  or  Rievaulx : on  the  fly-leaf  is 
a xiith  cent,  table  of  the  contents,  and  a xvth  cent,  press-mark. 

Augustinus  de  baptismo  et  de  natura  et  gracia  et  alia  litera  B. 

The  first  words  of  f.  2 are  consortium  non  accessissent. 

The  writing  and  initials  (in  blue,  green  and  red)  are  both  very 
good. 

Contents : 

I.  Augustinus  in  libro  ii.  Retractationum f.  i 


Contra  donatistas  auctoritate  beatissimi  episcopi  et  martyris 
Cipriani. 

2.  Aurelii  Augustini  ypponensis  episcopi  contra  Donatistas  de 

Baptismo  libri  septem i 

3.  Augustinus  in  libro  ii.  Retractationum  . . . . . 71 

Uenit  etiam  tunc. 

4.  Aur.  Augustini  Doctoris  ypponensis  Ep.  liber  de  Natura  et 

Gratia 71  i 

5.  Epistola  Prosperi  ad  B.  Augustinum  Ep.  ....  94 

6.  Epistola  S.  Hylarii  Arelatensis  Ep.  ad  S.  Augustinum  yp- 

ponensem  Ep 97 

7.  Aur.  Augustini  Doctoris  ypponensis  Ep.  libri  duo  de  pre- 

destinatione  Sanctomm  et  de  Bono  perseuerantie  ad  Pros- 
perum  et  Hylarium  ........  100/^ 


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17.  Q.  A.  17. 

Alysoni  Ouaestiones  Metaphysicae. 

Paper,  x 7^,  fif.  212,  31  lines  to  a page.  Cent.  xv.  Original 
binding  of  stamped  leather  over  boards  : clasp  gone. 

Collation:  a^^-P^  g“  h'--oi^  p'^  (ii,  12  cancelled) 

Quire  q is  partly  in  another  and  smaller  hand. 

Contents : 

Questiones  on  Books  i.-x.  and  xii.  of  Metaphysics. 

On  a fly-leaf  is  a table  of  the  questions  on  Books  i.-vii.  At  the  end  of  Book  x.  is  the 
note ; 

Incipit  xii““  quia  super  xi"  non  scripsit. 

The  volume  is  imperfect,  ending  in  Book  xii. 

There  is  a short  prologue  addressed  to  a Pope,  to  whom  the  author  dedicates  his  work. 
No  name  appears,  but  he  speaks  of  himself  as  a Dominican. 

Inc.  Cum  cetere  sciencie  ad  cognicionem  summi  boni  conferant,  sanctissime  pater. 
The  writing  is  ugly.  On  the  fly-leaf  is  pencilled  : 

Richardus  Hughes  Bibliothecae  Custos  1625  Doctore  Magistro  Andrews. 


18.  Q.  B.  I. 

Forma  Compositionum  Cartarum,  etc. 

Paper,  Ii|x8f,  ff.  273  and  fragments,  37  lines  to  a page. 
Cent.  XV. 

Collation:  ih^  iih®  iiij*®  v“  vj^Mx'®  ||  P-  ip^  (wants  ii)  iiP^  iiij^“  v’^ 
vj^^  (wants  7-10)  viji^  (wants  5,  ii,  12)  viij'^-xij*-  xiij'-  (2  almost 
gone)  xiv*^  (3-12  almost  gone). 

Binding,  red  vellum  on  boards:  strap  and  pin  fastening:  no 
chain  mark.  It  is  lettered  on  the  back  in  black  letter : 

Forma  Composicionum  Cartarum  Obligacionum  Acquietancia- 
rum  Indenturarum  Libellorum  et  Appellacionum  cum  alijs  pto 
studio  Abbatis. 

A note  on  f.  i says  : 

Scriptus  videtur  hie  Liber  in  usum  Abbatis  Edmundi  de  Bury. 

The  first  quire  is  gone. 

f.  I begins : 

quot  pene  rerum  contrahendarum  de  quibus  Curia  Regia  se  non  intromitfet. 


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f.  2 a.  Obligacio  simplex. 

S.  P.  de  O.  Dat.  apud  O.  10  Hen.  IV. 

Item  aliter. 

In  the  margin  of  f.  3 a,  opposite  to  a form  of  bond,  is  written  : ‘ viz.  Acton  Burnell.’ 
On  f.  3 rt  is  a form  for  an  abbas  Sm  E. 

3 A W.  prior  de  N(orwic)  et  eiusdem  loci  conuentus  Norwic.  dioc. 
f.  7 ^ (added).  Acquittance  from  Adam  Cykow  de  Bury,  Cordwainer,  and  his  wife 
Helena  to  John  Bernasse  de  Bury. 

Indenture  between  W.  N.  Archd.  Sudbury  and  Hugo  Sandeby,  parson  of  the  Ely 
portion  of  West  Walton. 

Receipt  by  W.  C.  Cellarer  of  S‘  E.  de  B.  from  J.  N.  Knight,  through  J.  B.  and  J.  D. 
his  receivers  at  Chellesworth.  8 Hen.  V. 

Also  from  J.  B.  Rector  of  S.  Laurence,  Norwich. 

8 a.  Emma  widow  of  K.  B.  quondam  ciuis  et  Stok  fissh  monger  of  London  receives 
from  W.  B.  Capellanus  of  S*  E.  de  B.  Given  at  S.  Mary’s  Crokelane. 

9 a.  Official  of  Christianity  at  Oxford. 

W.  de  N.  sacrist  of  S.  Edmund  : J.  Abbot. 

i)b.  J.  Abbot  of  monastery  of  S.  Bernard,  O.S.B.,  Norwic.  dioc. 

\o  b (added).  Acquittance  from  W.  Cellarer  of  S.  Edmund  to  a tenant  at  Wanflet. 
John  Gedney,  pitanciarius  of  S.  li.  de  B.,  from  Rich.  Aired,  for  dns  ChamA;-  (?) 
hemgraue.  6 Hen.  V. 

ff.  1 1 sqq.  Literae  attorniatoriae. 

12  a.  J.  B.  Camerarius  of  Bury. 

1 2 b.  Concessiones. 

John  filius  Regis  Anglie,  Dux  Aquit.  et  Lane,  comes  Lincoln.  Leycestr.  et  Derb. 
Manumissio  by  W.  Abbot  of  S.  E.  de  B.,  at  request  of  Henry  Prince  of  Wales,  of 
Ed.  Moket  and  his  son  Thomas.  10  Hen.  IV. 

13.  Text  continued. 

13  a.  De  Uteris  procuratoriis. 

One  of  1372. 

14  a.  One  of  1374. 

21  a margin.  Quere  literam  abbatis  de  langley  directa  Abbati  de  Bury  super  excom- 
municacione  et  apostasia  E.  de  B.  ut  asserunt  et  responcionem  eiusdem  abbatis  de  bury  in 
libro  traducionum  figurato  C.  65  fo.  p°. 

XX 

23  b margin.  Quere  aliud  mandatum  pro  magistro  scolarum  postea  fob  iiij  xv  viz.  vij" 
fob  ante  casus  excommunicacionis  et  vide  pro  scolis  adulterinis  infra  libertatem  eandem  (?) 
in  bsto  folio  cuius  principium  est  ex  alia  parte  folij. 

32.  Wills  dated  1403  and  1399. 

34.  De  citacionibus. 

59.  De  senteneijs  diffinitiuis. 

(mb.  A sentence  dated  1295  (Prioress  of  K.). 

64  b.  De  satisfaccionibzis. 

68.  De  commissionibus. 

70.  De  tesiibus. 

77.  De  eleccionibus. 

83.  I.  de  Kyrkeby  Ep.  Elyens.  Alan  de  W.  Prior  Elyens. 

87  i.  Election  of  Alan  de  Walsingham.  1341. 

J.  MSS. 


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no  a.  Laus  tibi  sit  christe  quia  liber  terminat  iste. 

110  b.  Constitution  of  Th.  Arundell  Abp  Cant. 

Constitution  of  H.  Chychille  Abp  Cant. 

111.  Licencia  dandi  siluam  de  bradfeld  sender  (Bradfield  S.  Clair)  ad  manum  mor- 
tuam.  To  Abbot  of  Bury. 

Tho.  Skoston  Chiualer,  Will.  Gascoyne,  Rad.  Chaumberleyn,  Job.  Broke,  parson  of 
Polstede,  Edm.  Carleton,  Job.  Rookwoode,  Job.  Lawney,  Rich.  Storesacr.  are  men- 
tioned. 5 Hen.  ?. 

Probate  of  will  sec.  formam  Ecclesie  de  Bury,  before  Symon,  Sacrist. 

1 1 1 Protestacio  bona  pro  exempt. 

Marg. : a“  d‘  m“  cc“  Ixiij". 

Protestacio  Symonis  Ep.  Norwyc.  de  iurisdiccione  exempcionis  S.  Edmundi  e libro 
tradicionum  figurato  C.  65*.  Item  alia  protestacio  Roberti  Ep.  Arcbilion  suffraganei 
benrici  Ep.  Norwyc.  facta  a.  d.  m°  ccc“  lxxj“  et  protest.  lobannis  pascbalis  Ep.  Suffr. 
Willelmi  Ep.  Norwyc.  facta  a.  d.  m“  ccc”  xliiij"  et  prote.st.  Rolandi  Armacbani  Archiep. 
Suffr.  Will.  Ep.  Norwyc.  facta  a.  d.  m”  ccc“  xxxv°:  omnes  iste  patent  in  dicto  libro  tra- 
dicionum pariter  in  vno  folio  et  similiter  in  r“  tbos. 

Quere  aliam  protest,  factam  per  K.  de  Casten  et  causam  factam  tempore  quo  Ricardus 
abbas  fuit  in  arcis  constituta  propter  violenciam  penarum  absque  consensu  ca‘  concederet 
potita  in  libro  tradicionum  intitulato  C.  65  fob  sr.Arto. 

112.  Processus  factus  per  papam  contra  regem  anglie  pro  occupacione  bonorum 
cardinalium. 

V'entrem  suum  dolet. 

1 13  b.  Interdictum  communitatis  ville  Oxon.  1354. 

11%  b.  Acquittance  from  Robert  (?)  Prior  of  Norwich  and  William  Prior  of  S.  Mary’s 
Butley,  1417  ; to  Prior  and  Convent  of  Bury. 

1193.  John  Gedney  (pitanciarius  of  Bury)  to  Will.  Reyner  of  Wirlyngton  iuxta 
Mildenbale.  5 Hen.  V. 

120  a.  William  Abbot  of  Bury  to  Will.  Comes  of  Bradefeld  monacborum. 
10  Hen.  V. 

121  a.  Alienacio  medietatis  personatus  Eccl.  de  ffresyngfelde.  Henry  ...  to 
Abbot  of  Bury  : Symon  ffylbeig  Cbiualer,  Roger  Perrat  clerk,  Walter  Banyes,  John 
Alderford. 

122  Margaret  Prioress  of  S.  George,  Tbedford,  concedes  a messuage  in  Mustowe 
Street,  Bury,  to  John  Cole  of  Bury:  formerly  tbe  property  of  Osbert  Otewy : Will. 
Gatele  of  Tbetford,  John  Maggys,  and  Tbos  byng  of  Bury.  7 Hen.  V. 

123  A Appeals. 

125  a.  Ad  mea  principia  sis  deprecor  alma  maria. 

Qtwniam  sttb  pena  excovimunicacionis. 

132.  Expliciunl  sentencie  late  in  corpore  decretalium. 

Incipinnt  sentmcie  late  in  corpore  decretorum. 

143  a (blank).  Watermark,  a two-legged  dragon  with  borns. 

143  b.  Charters  concerned  with  Bardwell. 

148  (ist  of  a quire).  Assit  principio  sancta  maria  meo. 

Numquid  comes  bannitus.  The  text  is  Dubia  et  solutiones. 

1 This  is  a Consuetudinary  now  in  the  possession  of  H.H.  Prince  Frederick  Duleep 
Singh. 


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159^.  Remember  that  I owe  you  iij  d ob.  for  Lace.  Goldingham  (xv,  xvi). 

167  b blank.  Libro  vij. 

168  a.  Abhates  seruhmtur  hie  per  Jo  vel  sic. 

174  b blank. 

190  a blank. 

190  3.  Formulae  recommence. 

igi^  blank.  Scribbled. 

192.  Dudum  communitas  sic.  At  top  ‘ Mey.’ 

De  sepulturis  in  vij”'”. 

196  b blank. 

197  a.  De  homicidio  in  antiquis. 

201  a.  Assit  principiis  sancta  maria  meis. 

Liber  vi‘“^. 

Prohemium  sixti  libri. 

This  is  the  last  division  of  the  book.  A commentary  on  the  sixth  book  of  Decreta. 
De  eleciionibus,  de  te/npore  ordinandi,  etc. 

The  fly-leaves  are  from  one  or  two  unfinished  musical  service  books  (xiv,  xv).  That 
at  the  beginning  has  antiphons  for  the  Assumption.  Those  at  the  end  have  proses  with 
music  in  three  parts  on  a 5-line  stave. 

...trarum  ab  hoste  nescio.  fit  hie  prouisio  in  hoc  adiutorium  felix  audicio. 

f.  I.  Si  mundus  uiueret  mundus  pecunia  regnarente  inter  nos  pax  et  concordia  sed 
cum  debilitet  nos  auaricia  plantat  et  inserit  lites  et  odia  duce  discordia. 

Verso.  Fas  et  nephas  ambulant  fere  passu  pari  | prodigus  non  redimit  uicium  auari  [ 
uirtus  temperancia  quadam  singulari  | debet  medium  ad  utrumque  uicium  caute  con- 
templari. 

Leuiter  ex  merito  ferendum  quod  patimur  meremur. 

f.  2 a.  (Ponti)fex  egregie  | decus  cleri  | speculum  ecclesie  | patrie  solacium  | tuorum 
refugium  | fac  rogamus  | ut  cernamus  | iudicem  propicium. 

Ue  ...  fides  geniti  purgauit  crimina  ... 

Verso  unfinished. 

f.  3 a.  -mium  ne  recepto  premio  declinent  obsequium  sed  quo  plus  suspenditur  plus 
uenturum  uenditur  noto  longo  uenditum  perdit  munus  meritum.  M. 

Crucifigat  oneris : verso  attached  to  cover. 

There  can  be  no  doubt  that  the  MS.  belonged  to  the  Abbot  of  Bury. 


19.  Q.  B.  2. 

Formularum  Liber. 

Paper,  ii|^x7^,  ff.  165  and  fragments,  41  lines  to  a page. 
Cent.  XV,  xvi. 

Binding:  a piece  of  otter’s  skin,  measuring  22^  x ii^  with  the 
hair  still  on  it : formerly  fastened  with  a strap. 

Formerly  belonged  to  John  (i*)  Watson  of  Blith ; Edmund 
Clyfton  of  Aula  Regia  Cantabr. ; Rob.  Cressy,  LL.B.,  official  of 


2 — 2 


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CATALOGUE  OF  MANUSCRIPTS. 


[ms.  19 


the  Archdeacon  of  Nottingham.  The  last  may  have  given  it  to 
the  College.  The  name  Robert  Palmer  also  occurs.  The  paper 
leaves  are  enclosed  in  a sheet  of  parchment,  of  which  the  last  half 
is  gone.  On  the  remaining  leaf,  in  a rude  frame,  is  the  inscription 

Orate  pro  anima  Johannis  (?)  Watson  de  Blida  qui  istum  librum  fieri  fecit  ad  vsum 
ecclesie  parochialis  de  Blida  qui  obiit  tercio  kalend...  Augusti  anno  domini  millesimo 
cccc™®  cuius  anime  propicietur  deus  Amen. 

Collation:  a^^  b''*  (wants  14)  c^^  (wants  12,  13:  3 is  loose)  d* 
(wants  3)  e^  (15-21  gone)  T®  (wants  15)  (g  gone.?)  h®:  then  ten 
loose  and  torn  leaves : P (wants  5-8)  k®  (wants  3 and  8)  1*^  (wants 
1-8  and  12)  m^^  (wants  ii,  12)  n*^  (wants  2,  3)  o^^  p*®  (wants  12) 


(3  gone,  14  nearly  gone). 

Contents  : 

Formulae. 

Supremi  caput.  In  visitatione  Regia. 

Suspensio  in  sedula. 

Inductio,  dated  1554 \ a 

Citacio  from  William,  Abp  of  Canterbury,  Papal  Legate  . . i b 

Instrumentum  super  confessione  matrimonii  coram  notario  publico. 

Job.  Darby  of  London  and  Katerina  fforde  ....  3 a 

Certificacio  processus  in  causa  appellacionis  .....  4 

Sentencia  in  causa  matrimoniali 12 

Citacio  pro  dimissione  ab  archiepiscopo 1 2 ^ 

From  the  Chapter  of  Southwell.  Thomas  (Wolsey)  Abp  of 
York  is  mentioned. 

Forma  electionum  et  primo  Inspirationis 14 


Dated  1519.  Election  of  T.  Tyler  to  the  Abbacy  of  Canons 
Regular  of  K.  (Keynsham,  see  f.  27). 

The  last  leaf  (after  f.  26)  is  lost. 

Processus  habitus  in  confirmatione  electionis  dompni  Walteri  More 

Abbatis  Glaston. 27 

Dated  1519. 

Certificatorium  citationis  honorabilium  virorum  in  dicta  citatione 
nominatorum,  etc.,  relating  to  Walter  More,  to  Francis  Comes 


Salop,  president  of  the  Council  .......  39 

Obseruatio  terminorum  in  foro  spirituali 56 

In  another  hand. 

Citatio  in  negotio  inquisitionis  ad  inquirendum  super  Jus  patronatus  60  b 
Ricardus  Episc.  L. 

Followed  by  other  forms  of  citations. 

Formula  Resignationis  Beneficii 72 

Inhibitions  75 

A Mandate  of  Edward  VI.  in  a case  of  the  tithes  of  Heidon  . . Sob 

Miscellaneous  Formulae,  Inhibitions,  etc 83 


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Prouocationes 8^ 

Duplex  querela 

A document  in  a case  at  Newark,  1570 98 

Instructio 109  <5 

Procuratorum  formae iii^ 

Licences 119 

Appellatio,  in  another  hand 125 

Instrumentum  transsumpti  literarum  apostolicarum  . . . 126^ 

,,  Resignation^,  in  another  hand  . . . . 131 

Literae  testimoniales  .........  132^ 

Declaration  of  Celibacy  of  the  Clergy,  etc.  (hand  of  xvith  cent.)  . 136  (5 

Titulus  ad  recipiendos  ordines,  etc. 139 

Presentations,  Institutions 142 

Obligations 153 

Condicio  obligacionis  ad  colligenda  bona  defuncti,  in  English  . 154 

Sequestration 1586 

Wills,  etc 160 


20.  Q.  B.  3. 

SUMMA  DE  VlTIIS. 

Vellum,  1 1 X 7;^,  fif.  142,  double  columns  of  40  lines  each. 
Cent,  xiv,  xv.  In  an  ugly  hand.  Given  by  Mr  Man. 

Binding:  pasteboard,  covered  externally  with  a sheet  of  a large 
Psalter  of  cent,  xiii,  in  double  columns  of  27  lines  each.  The  text 
begins  in  Ps.  Ixvii.  (Exsurgat  deus)  and  ends  in  Ps.  Ixx.  The 
Psalm  Salimni  me  fac  has  a rather  bold  initial.  The  insides  of  the 
covers  are  lined  with  other  pieces  as  it  seems  of  the  same  book, 
but  at  each  end  of  the  volume  a sheet  of  a xvth  cent,  index  to  a 
Canon  Law  book  is  pasted  over  them. 

Collation : a'^-P^  m“. 

Provenance : Durham  : fob  2 begins  Indijferenter  tamen.  I do 


not  find  it  in  Catt.  Vett. 

Contents : 

1.  Summa  de  vitiis  .........  f.  i 

2.  Tractatus  de  virtutibus b 


No.  I begins  : Primo  videndum  est  quid  sit  peccatum. 

It  ends  on  8712.  There  are  a good  many  marginal  notes,  from  which,  rather  than 
from  the  text  itself  (which  has  a late  look),  I conclude  the  date  to  be  the  xivth  century. 
At  the  end  is:  Expl.  summa  de  vitiis. 

No.  2.  f.  87  Postquam  dictum  est  de  morbis  ipsius  anime. 

Ends  f.  142  a:  pauci  in  virginitate.  Expl.  de  uirtutibus. 


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21.  Q.  B.  4. 


. PSALTERIUM. 

Vellum,  loj  X 7|,  ff.  96,  25  lines  to  a page.  Cent.  xiii. 

No  donor’s  name.  Binding:  boards  covered  with  parchment: 
modern  label. 

Collation : i“  (2  cancelled)  a^^-c^  d®  e^^-g^  h'“  (+  9*  omnes  sancte 
virgines)  i*"  k®. 


Contents : 

Hymns  (see  post) f.  i 

Psalterium  cum  Canticis  ........  2 

Litany 77/5 

Sequences 86 

Virgo  gaude 95 


On  f.  I « is  a hymn  (cent,  xiii)  in  French,  in  7 stanzas  of  6 lines 
each : 

Ave  ihu  ki  "^or  nous  pecheurs  del  cel  descendistis 
E de  la  uirgine  marie  char  e sane  preistes 
E uo^tre  seinte  deite  de  deuz  sun  cors  cuueristes 
Ke  deus  esteis  e creatur  uerai  hume  deuenistes 
Sauue  la  utVginite  de  la  seinte  piicele  nasquistes 
E par  la  porte  close  del  bonure  uentre  issistes. 

Each  stanza  begins  with  Ave  ihu.  A rubric  follows  : 

Ki  ces  saluz  suuent  dirat : ia  ben  del  cel  ne  lui  faudrat. 

De  ses  pechez  pardun  au^rat : e a -pres  sa  fin  a deu  irat. 

Ke  nwtre  sire  le  otreat  a seint  franchiff  ke  les  rimat. 

On  the  same  page  is  a Memoria  of  S.  Sebastian  (xv  cent). 

Also  in  red  : Iste  liber  Pertinet  Thome  Bryston  (xvi)  and  also 
the  name  Thomas  Thomylthorp  (xvii). 

On  f.  I is  a long  hymn  in  two  columns;  16  stanzas  of  12 
lines  each  (xiiith  cent). 

lesu  princeps  maiestatis  ) 

T,  , • • . 1 angelorum  domine, 

rons  perhenms  pietatis  ) " 

Qui  de  celis  descendisti  ) 

. . . , • 1 ex  maria  uirgine. 

Atque  nasci  uoluisti  ) ^ 

Ad  te  pie  mi  saluator  ) 

Gemens  clamat  hie  peccator  ) peccati  pondere, 

Pande  sinum  pietatis  \ . 

, ..  7 digneris  suscipere. 

Vt  trementem  pro  peccatis  ) ^ 


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The  Psalter. 


The  words  Beatus  uir — impiorum  are  in  blue  and  red  capitals,  ornamented.  The 
Collects  are  appended  to  each  Psalm.  The  following  Psalms  have  large  initials  : none 
are  figured. 


Dominus  illuminatio. 
Dixi  custodiam. 

Quid  gloriaris. 

Dixit  insipiens. 
Saluum  me  fac. 


Exultate. 

Cantate  (a  good  design). 
Domine  exaudi  (Ps.  ci.  lat.). 
Dixit  dominus. 


Ps.  cli.  Pusillus  eram,  with  the  Collect  Deus  exaudibilis,  follows  Ps.  cl. 

The  Litany  has  been  very  oddly  treated.  The  original  names  of  the  Saints  invoked 
after  See  Clemens  have  been  rewritten  in  the  xvth  century,  and  extended  to  the  full 
Sarum  form  for  the  days  of  the  week.  This  has  necessitated  the  insertion  of  an  extra 
leaf,  f.  9*  of  quire  h : the  verso  of  f.  78  being  entirely  palimpsest.  The  original  list  of 
Saints  ended  at  f.  78  a,  col.  2,  3 lines  from  the  bottom : the  Saints  now  occupy  the  whole 
of  f.  78  and  col.  i of  f.  79.  It  is  not  possible  at  present  to  determine  the  original  names. 

The  Sequences  on  f.  8 1 sqq.  have  musical  notes  on  a 4-line  stave  for  the  first  verse  of 
each.  There  are  two  for  S.  Augustine,  Magne  pater  Augustme  and  Cell  dues  applaudiie, 
which  indicate  that  the  book  was  for  use  in  an  Augustinian  house. 

On  f.  95  b is  the  poem  : 

Virgo  gaude  digna  laude  templum  sancti  spiritus. 

Que  nature  uicto  iure  concepisti  celitus. 

In  68  11. 

Then  follow  7 lines: 

Gaude  uirgo  gloriosa  uerbum  uerbo  concepisti 

Gaude  tellus  fructuosa  uite  fructum  protulisti. 

The  fly-leaf  at  the  end  is  from  a Missal  of  cent,  xiii,  in  double  columns  of  30  lines 
each,  containing  Proper  Prefaces  for  Easter,  etc. 


22.  Q.  B.  5. 

Graduale  Ecclesiae  Dunelmensis  cum  notis. 

Vellum,  ii^  X 6f,  ff.  139  + 3,  8 lines  of  music  to  a page.  Cent, 
xiv,  XV. 

Binding : wooden  boards,  with  later  leather  back,  clasp  gone. 
Given  by  Mr  Man. 

Collation:  P (i  cancelled)  m®  ( + 6*):  2 fly-leaves  at  end. 

Graduals  and  Tracts  for  the  year. 

On  the  fly-leaf  at  the  beginning,  in  a later  hand,  are  two 
Tracts  or  Graduals : 


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Desiderium  anime  eitis  tribuisti 
Qui  Lazamm.  Requiem  eternam. 

At  the  top  of  a page  (in  the  Palm  Sunday  service)  in  a xvith 
century  hand  is : 

Will  still  to  wiffe  woulde  leade  me 
But  wit  would  ytt  a red  me 
Off  wyving  to  be  were 
Inne  Will  to  Will  in  wivinge 
Or  elles  farewell  all  thryving, 

Awoue  ytt  well  I dere.  I.  C. 

On  the  first  page  of  the  Proprmm  de  Sanctis  is  added  at  the 
top  in  a slightly  later  hand:  De  sco  benedicto  de  Wermuth  1^  Os 
iusti  Alleluia  Justum  deduxit.  At  the  bottom  in  another  xivth 
cent,  hand  : Tractus  Desiderium  non  est  in  hoc  libro  (see  fly-leaf). 

S.  Blasius  is  in.serted  in  the  margin  before  S.  Agatha.  We  also 
find:  SS.  Vedastus  and  Amandus,  Scholastica  (Cedda  B.  C.  and 
Oswin  inserted)  Cuthbert,  Aelphege,  (in  the  lower  margin  here  is  a 
late  notary’s  device,  the  name  R.  Yond  at  the  bottom,  the  initials 
I.  A.  C.  round  the  top)  Wilfrid,  John  of  Beverley,  Dunstan, 
(William  of  York  inserted)  Botulf,  Alban,  Ethedrida  (sic'),  Karileph, 
Swithun,  Boysil,  Trans,  of  S.  Thomas  erased,  Trans,  of  S.  Swithun, 
Wandregesil,  (S.  Anne  inserted.  Transfiguration  inserted)  Osuuald, 
(Oswyn  inserted),  Magnus,  Ebba,  Aydan,  Trans,  of  S.  Cuthbert, 
(Thomas  of  Hereford  inserted),  Paulus  (?  Paulinus),  Wilfrid, 
Romanus,  Etheldrida,  (Frydeswyda  inserted,  S.  Edmund  of  Can- 
terbury inserted),  Edmund  the  King. 

Four  leaves  from  the  end  begins  the  Tonammi. 

The  book  is  evidently  from  Durham : but  the  Catt.  Vett.  do 
not  admit  of  identifying  it.  The  two  fly-leaves  at  the  end  are 
also  from  service-books  with  music  : the  second  has  a hymn  to 
S.  Oswald. 


23.  Q.  B.  6. 

PSALTERIUM,  ETC. 

Vellum,  10^  X 7^,  ff.  141,  varying  numbers  of  lines  to  the  page. 
Cent,  xii  and  xv. 


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Binding : old  boards  with  later  back,  formerly  fastened  with 
strap  and  pin.  Given  by  Mr  Man. 

Collation:  a'*  (+  12*)  b“  (14  cancelled)  c‘^-g*'^  h‘®  (5-10  gone)  i*’* 
k®  (wants  8)  ||  1®  m®  (4-6  canc.)  ||  n‘  |1  o (wants  2-5)  p®  ||  q**  (wants  2). 

Provettance : Durham.  At  the  top  of  f.  15  is  written  in  large 
letters  of  cent.  xv. 

Liber  dm  jo.  cancellarii  ecclesie  Cath.  Dunelm.  dm...  The  words  in  italics  seem  to 
be  written  over  something  else  ; they  have  themselves  been  erased. 

Contents : 

1.  leronimus  de  camera  Christ!  .......  f.  1 

Fundamentum  ipsius  camere  est  fides. 

2.  Origenes i 

Psalterium  est  ita  quasi  magna  domus. 

3.  Tables  of  days  of  the  months  and  four  seasons,  etc.  . . i b 

4.  Kalendar 2 

5.  Tables,  Paschal  Cycle,  Table  of  the  Moon  ....  8 

In  green,  red,  blue  and  black:  a xvth  century  addition  on  p.  8<z 

and  a xiiith  cent,  slip  on  f.  9 b. 

6.  Libellus  b.  Martini  episcopi  de  quattuor  uirtutibus  . . 10 

7.  Sermon.  Sermo  iste  docet  quales  boni  uel  quales  mali  sint 

xpistiani.  Oportet  fratres  karissimi  ut  tota  mentis  in- 
tentione ii  b 

8.  Preliminary  matter  to  the  Psalter,  in  another  hand,  on 

thinner  vellum. 

Quot  sint  uirtutes  psalmorum  sanctus  Augustinus  dicit  . . 14 

Canticum  psalmorum  animas  decorat. 

Orationes  ante  psalterium 14  ^ 

9.  Psalterium,  in  double  columns  of  26  lines  each  . . . 15 

A collect  follows  each  Psalm.  The  rubric  to  Ps.  i is:  In- 

cipiunt  tituli  psalmorum : primus  psalmus  ostendit  quod  ipse 
erit  lignum  uite. 

The  seven  nocturnes  and  Quid  gloriaris  have  slightly  larger 
initials,  but  not  Domine  exaudi. 

Half  a leaf  is  gone  at  Dixit  Dominus,  but  the  beginning  of 
that  Psalm  remains. 

10.  Orationes  post  psalterium 84 

11.  Cantica,  ending  with  (twiVwwywe  . . . . . 84 

The  Litany  has  been  cut  out  after  f.  90. 

Canticum  in  dominicis  diebus 91 

Domine  miserere  nostri  (Isa.  xxxiii.  2-17). 

Miserere  domine  plebi  tue. 

Cantica  in  aduentu  domini 91  ^ 

Ecce  dominus  in  fortitudine. 

Cantate  domino. 

Hec  dicit  dominus. 


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In  natali  domini 92 

Populus  qui  ambulabat. 

Letare  ierusalem. 

Vrbs  fortitudinis. 

Cantica  in  quadragesima  .......  92  ^ 

Deducant  oculi  mei. 

Recordare  domine. 

Tollam  quippe  uos. 

Cantica  in  resurrectione  domini 93  ^ 

Quis  est  iste. 

Venite  et  reuertamur. 

Expecta  me. 

Cantica  de  apostolis  siue  de  martyribus  .....  94 

Vos  sancti  domini. 

Fulgebunt  iusti. 

Reddet  deus  mercedem. 

Cant,  de  uno  martyre  siue  confessore 94 

Beatus  uir  qui  in  sapientia. 

Benedictus  uir  qui  confidit. 

Beatus  uir  qui  inuentus. 

Cant,  de  Virginibus 94  i 

Audite  me  diuini. 

Gaudens  gaudebo. 

Non  uocaberis  ultra. 


In  dedicatione  ecclesie  cantica 95 

Letare  ierusalem.  Vrbs  fortitudinis.  Non  uocaberis. 

Hymni.  Ad  uesperas 95 

O lux  beata  trinitas  etc. 

After  the  Hymn  for  the  Purification  is : 

De  S.  Cuthberto  ymnus 103 


Magnus  miles  mirabilis. 

Ad  nocturnam : 

Anglorum  populi  plaudite  cuncti. 

Ad  laudes : 

Adesto  nobis  indite. 

After  Vincula  S.  Petri. 

In  natali  S.  Oswaldi  R.  et  M.  ymnus 105 

Regalis  ostro  sanguinis. 

Diuisio. 

Christi  fidelis  armiger. 

12.  Office  of  the  Dead  in  a hand  of  xvth  century,  27  lines  to  a page  no 

13.  Collects  and  Antiphons,  in  another  hand  of  cent,  xv  (?),  in 

paler  ink,  double  columns  of  30  lines  each  . . . . 122 

The  first  is  for  Pentecost.  They  include  Collects  for  SS. 

Oswald  (i),  Thomas  Becket,  Blasius,  Edmund  of  Can- 
terbury, Leonard,  Ebba,  Cuthbert : after  the  Collect  for 
Peace,  they  are  almost  all  repeated,  from  the  Collect  for 
Pentecost  to  the  Collect  for  Peace. 


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14.  End  of  a Diurnal  in  the  hand  of  cent,  xii  ....  126 

Containing  Antiphons,  Collects,  and  Hymns  for  the  Assump- 
tion, Pentecost,  Michaelmas,  S.  Andrew,  S.  Oswald,  S. 

Laurence  and  ymnus  ad  omnes  horas  de  S.  Maria. 

Lux  que  luces  in  tenebris. 

Prefulgens  sol  iusticie. 

O christe  proles  uirginis. 

Quern  credimus  ex  uirgine. 

Nate  summe. 

Fill  marie. 

O uirgo  beatissima. 

15.  Sermo  • Beati  • Augustini  • ypponiensis  • Episcopi  • de  • dedi- 

catione  • ecclesie  • . . . . . . . • 126  i 

Quotiens  cunque. 

In  the  same  hand : the  title,  in  red  capitals,  is  at  the  bottom 
of  col.  I of  126 

16.  A Sermon  without  title  on  the  same  subject  . . . . 127  ^ 

Recte  festa  ecclesie  colunt. 

1 7.  De  corpore  uel  sanguine  domini  uel  quid  significet  quod  hostia 

in  tribus  partibus  diuiditur  uel  quid  significent  tres  staciones 

que  hunt  ante  altare 128 

Si  contigerit  pannum  aliquem  altaris. 

18.  Isydorus  de  homine  erumpnas  presentis  seculi  deflente  . . 129 

In  subsequenti  hoc  libro  qui  nuncupatur  sinonima. 

On  the  verso  of  the  leaf  the  form  of  writing  changes  from 
double  columns  to  single  lines,  36  to  the  page. 

The  last  section  is  De  ypochrisi. 


19.  De  xv'^™  signis 1^0  b 

The  usual  passage,  found  by  ‘ leronimus  in  annalibus 

hebreorum.  ’ 

20.  A Table  of  Easter,  on  a smaller  leaf  of  cent,  xv  . . . 141 

Easter  is  calculated  for  the  years  1383-1443. 


The  most  interesting  portion  of  the  book  is  perhaps  the 
Kalendar ; it  is  beautifully  written,  the  green  and  blue  inks  being 
of  especially  fine  colour.  There  are  several  insertions  of  cent.  xv. 

Feb.  S.  Blasius  inserted. 

Mar.  S.  Cedda  inserted. 

S.  Oswin  Reg.  M.  inserted. 

Cuthbert  in  red,  Capp. 

Ap.  S.  Guthlac. 

Aelphege. 

May.  S.  lohannes  archiep.  in  beuerl. 

Dunstan. 

S.  Godrici  heremite  de  Finchal  inserted. 

Commemoracio  bede  presbiteri.  Capp.  xii.  lect.  inserted. 

June  5.  Obitus  lohannis inserted  xv  cent,  atul  erased. 

S.  William  Ep.  Ebor.  inserted  cent,  xiii  in  small  hand. 


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June  30. 
July  I. 

7- 


Aug. 

20. 

25- 

31- 

Sept. 

Oct. 


Nov. 


Botulf. 

Alban. 

.(Etheldritha. 

Marcialis  inserted  cent.  xiii. 

Carilephus  abb. 

S.  Boisil  presb. 

Wandregisil  abb. 

S.  Anne  xii.  lect.  inserted  cent.  xv. 

S.  Osuualdus  in  green  and  his  octave  in  black. 
S.  Oswyn  inserted  cent.  xv. 

S.  Ebba  inserted  cent.  xiii. 

S.  Aidan  in  red,  S.  Aenspihe. 

Trans.  S.  Cuthbert  in  blue  and  octave  in  red. 
Paulinus. 

Wilfrid. 

Aetheldritha. 

Romanus  archiep.  in  green. 

Deposicio  Edmundi  Cant,  inserted  cent.  xv. 
Eadmundi  K.  M. 


There  is  a good  initial  to  Beatus  uir  (f.  15)  in  green  and  red, 
interlaced,  with  two  leopards  (i*)  and  a man. 


24.  Q.  B.  7. 

Tractatus  Theologici. 

Vellum,  io-|-  X 7|,  fif.  143,  mostly  in  double  columns  of  42  lines 
each.  Cent.  xiv. 

Binding : wooden  boards  rebacked  ; formerly  fastened  with  two 
clasps.  Given  by  Mr  Man. 

Collation:  a^  b®  c'^  d'®  e'^  (11,  12  cancelled)  g*^  (+2  leaves 

inserted  between  10  and  1 1)  ju  j^ie  j^4  cancelled). 

The  book  is  most  likely  from  Durham,  to  which  the  Kalendar 
(no.  10)  belongs:  on  the  last  page  is  the  name  John  Richardson. 

The  2nd  leaf  of  the  text  begins  {inar)moribns  diuersi  coloris. 

Contents : 

On  f.  2 is  an  old  table  of  contents  (cent,  xv)  as  follows  : 

In  hoc  libro  subscripto  sunt  contenta 

1.  In  primis  Quidam  tractatus  de  morte  et  eius  circumstanciis  . f.  i 
Inc.  Quia  ad  mortem  tendimus  omnes. 

2.  Item  .Sermo  de  S.  Benedicto  ......  9 

Festiua  beatissimi  Benedicti  solempnitas.' 


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3.  Item  speculum  religiosorum 13 

Accipite  uos  religiosi  hoc  speculum. 

4.  Item  Expositio  de  sex  alls  Cherub 51 

With  a diagram  of  the  Cherub,  in  black  and  red. 

This  is  in  another  somewhat  earlier  hand. 

Item  Explanacio  turris  sapiencie  ......  54 

This  entry  is  erased.  It  is  apparently  another  name  for  no.  5. 

5.  Item  speculum  theologie  factum  a magistro  Johanne  Welensi  . 55 

A diagram  of  the  tower  of  wisdom,  followed  by  trees  of 

virtues  and  vices. 

6.  Item  Explanacio  ligni  uite  .......  58 

Referring  to  the  previous  diagrams. 

ff.  58  b-60  b are  blank. 

7.  Item  Vita  Aluredi  Abbatis  Rievall.  (per  W.  Daniel)  . . 61 

Patri  et  domino  eximie  sanctitatis  viro  Mauricio  suo  Walterus 

Danielis. 

Item  Lamentacio  auctoris  vite  eiusdem  de  eadem  re  . . 74 

In  exordio  in  processu  et  in  fine  lamentacionis  mee  ne  ridi- 
culus  appaream. 

8.  Item  Aluredus  Abbas  Rieuallen.  de  oneribus  sed  incomplete  . 75  b 

To  G.  Bishop  of  London. 


Dilecto  et  diligendo  et  cum  omni  deuocionis  dulcedine  amplec- 
tendo  sancto  patri  G.  Londoniensi  episcopo. 

The  index  (f.  79)  gives  31  homilies:  the  text  ends  in  the  xviith. 
Proiciuntur  autem  (?)  quasi  stirpis  inutilis  cui  nihil  aliud  debetur 
quam  ignis.  Dicit  etiam  ipse  (catchword). 

9.  Item  Notule  de  historia  aurea  collectae in 

Excerpciones  quedam  breues  siue  notule  ex  historia  aurea 

omnium  historiarum  matre  collecte. 

From  the  Creation  to  a.d.  1347. 
f.  124  3 is  blank. 

10.  Item  Kalendarium  plenum  nominibus  sanctorum  quolibet  die 

per  annum  . 125 

An  abbreviated  Martyrology : the  names  of  the  places  where 
the  Saints  suffered  etc.,  are  written  above  their  names. 

Each  day  occupies  one  line;  e.g.  Jan.  i : 


rome  uia  appia 

Circunuisio.  Almachii  mart.  30  militum. 


rome 

Marline  V. 


spoleto 

Concordii  P.  M. 


cesarea  capadocie 

Basilii  Ep. 


affrica  ruspensi  ecclesia 

Fulgencii  Ep. 


lugdun.  territorio 

Augendi  Abb. 


Alle.vandrie 

Eufrosine  V. 


In  red  are  Depositio  Cuthberti  and  Oswald. 

11.  Item  legenda  de  Sancta  Elizabeth 131 

Quoniam,  ut  legitur  in  Eccl.  43  gloria  domini  plenum  est 

opus  eius. 

12.  Item  Meditaciones  S.  Augustini *36(5 

Vigili  cura  mente  solicita  summo  conatu. 


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25.  Q.  B.  8. 

Tractatus  de  Astronomia,  etc. 

Vellum,  10x7^,  fif.  in,  varying  numbers  of  lines  to  a page, 
two  volumes  in  one.  Cent.  xii. 

Binding  : two  sheets  of  a Psalter  of  cent,  xiii,  in  double  columns 
of  27  lines  each,  containing  parts  of  Psalms  ix.  and  xvii.-xxiv.  (Lat.). 
Given  by  Mr  Man, 

Collation : a^"  b®  H a®-l®  m®  (6,  7 cancelled,  8 attached  to  cover). 
Provenance : almost  certainly  Durham.  On  (.  1 a a mark  has 
been  erased,  but  the  press-mark  A.  occurs  twice,  and  also  A.  22. 
The  entries  are  three  : 

(t)  a.  Sermones  S.  Augiistini. 

(2)  a.  Sermones  diuersi  cum  tractatu  de  planetis. 

(3)  a.  Tractatus  de  temporibus  sole  luna  stellis  ventis  terra  mari  et  aliis 

similibus. 

2.  2.  Sermones  quidam  S.  Augustin!  et  quidam  Jeronimi. 

The  2nd  leaf  of  the  text  begins 

dies  prosperitatem  seculi  significat. 

It  is  the  book  in  Catt.  Vett.  75,  A.  Sermones  diuersi  cum  tractatu  de  planetis,  ii  fo., 
“serit  et  cum.” 

Contents : 

I.  An  anonymous  Tract  on  the  day  and  night  stars,  etc.,  with 
special  reference  to  the  Bible:  in  an  early  xiith  century 

hand : 40  lines  to  a page f.  i 

The  source  seems  to  be  Isidore,  de  naturis  rerum  38,  44,  etc. 

It  begins  without  title  or  space  for  a first  initial  at  the 
top  of  f.  I b. 

Aegiptii  autem  ex  initio  noctis  sequentis  diei  originem  tradunt ; 
romani  medio  noctis  oriri  diem  uolunt:  et  in  medium 
noctis  finiri. 

In  the  rest  of  the  tract  spaces  are  left  for  initials  and 
diagrams,  none  of  which  are  filled  in. 

The  contents  are  as  follow  : 

§ I,  of  which  the  opening  lines  have  been  given,  ends  on  f.  2 a : 

Equinoxiales  dies  s(unt)  in  quibus  dies  et  nox  equalibus  hora- 
rum  spatiis  euoluuntur. 

§ 2.  (N)ox  est  solis  absentia f.  2 

3.  (E)BDOMADA  apud  grecos  et  romanos. 

On  f.  2 3 is  a space  for  a diagram. 


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4.  (M)ensis  est  luminis  lunaris  circuitus i,b 

This  sentence  occurs  on  f.  3. 

Plerique  autem  asserunt  cignum  sabinorum  regem  prius  annum 
in  menses  diuisisse. 

5.  (S)ic  ambrosius:  tempora  sunt  uices  mutationum  . . . 3(5 

6.  (D)uorum  temporum  hec  sunt  principia  .....  4 

Space  for  a diagram. 

7.  (S)olsticia  duo  sunt 4 ^ 

8.  (M)vndvs  est  uniuersitas. 

8.  Ceterum  sanctus  ambrosius  eadem  elimenta  ....  5 

9.  (C)elum  spiritualiter  ecclesia. 

Space  for  a diagram. 

10.  (A)mbrosius  sanctus  in  libro  exameron  sic  loquitur  . . 6 

11.  (H)ec  est  ambrosii  sententia.  Aquas  super  celos. 

12.  (H)ec  sunt  uerba  ambrosii  in  libro  exameron. 

13.  (R)ursus  in  eodem  opere  doctor  idem 6^ 

14.  (D)icunt  antiqui  aratus  et  eginus  solem  per  semet  ipsum  moueri. 

1 5.  (S)anctus  Augustinus  in  psalmi  decimi  expositione  ...  7 (5 

Rough  diagram  in  the  margin  and  several  sketches  in  the  text 

of  the  moon. 

16.  (L)unam  quidem  per  hos  ortus  et  occasus  ait  eginus  . . 8 

17.  (S)olem  sapientes  dicunt  altius  currere % b 

18.  (N)on  deficit  luna  sed  obumbratur 8 b 

19.  (S)telle  quidem  cum  mundo  uertuntur 9 

20.  (I)n  ambitu  quippe  celestium  orbium. 

21.  (S)  telle  non  habere  proprium  lumen gb 

Space  for  a diagram. 

22.  (F)alsa  autem  et  uulgaris  opinio  est  nocte  Stellas  cadere  . . 10 

23.  (L)egitur  in  iob. 

24.  (A)rcturus  est  ille  quem  latini  septentrionem  dicunt  . . 10  b 

25.  (A)mbrosium  in  libro  exameron  legi  dicentem  . . . 11  b 

26.  (T)onitrua  autem  ex  fragore  nubium  . . . . . 12 

27.  (D)icunt  naturalium  scriptores  causarum. 

28.  (C)lemens  Romanus  antistes  et  martir  ita  scripsit : 

Arcus  enim  in  aere  ex  imagine  solis 12  b 

29.  (N)otandum  ex  libro  iob . 13 

30.  (L)egitur  in  amos  propheta  qui  uocat  aquas  maris. 

31.  (A)it  ambrosius  quod  plerumque  glacialibus  uentorum  . . 13  ^ 

32.  (S)imili  quoque  ratione  grandinum. 

33-  (V)entus  est  commotus  et  agitatus  aer 14 

34.  (P)rimus  cardinalis  septentrion. 

35.  Quosdam  tranquillus  proprios  locorum  flatus  certis  appellat 

uocabulis  ..........  14  (5 

Space  for  a diagram. 

36.  (T)empestas  turbo  est. 

37.  (P)estilentia  morbus  late  uagans 15  3 

38.  (C)ur  oceanus  reciprocis  estibus  revertitur. 

Lucan  is  quoted. 


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39.  (C)ur  mare  maius  non  fiat...clemens  episcopus  ait:  Non 

crescit  mare  eo  quod  naturaliter  salsa  aqua  . . . . 16 

40.  (R)ursusidemambrosiusdoctordocuitdicens:  Mareiccircodicunt  16  b 

41.  {E)giptus  aeris  calorem  per  solem  habet. 

42.  (I)n  pratis  tranquillus  sic  asserit  dicens:  Extremum  mare 

oceanus  est. 

43-  (Q)ualiter  terra  super  aerem  fundata 17 

44.  (S)apientes  dicunt  terram  in  modum  spongie  esse  conceptam  . 17  ^ 

Vnde  et  salustius  uentis  inquit  per  caua  terre  precipitatis  rupti 

sunt  aliquot  montes  tumulique. 

45.  {D)e  monte  autem  ethna  lustinus  in  libro  historiarum  ita 

scripsit  dicens : Sicilie  insule  tellus  tenuis  ac  fragilis  est. 

Ends  (f.  1 8 a):  Sic  ignis  ille  gehenne  ad  comburenda  corpora 
damnatorum  finem  nunquam  habiturus  est. 

TI.  Sermones  S.  Augustini  19 

A xvth  century  title  at  the  top  reads : 

a.  Sermones  diuersi  Aug. 

They  are  in  a beautiful  xiith  century  hand,  in  double  columns  of  41  lines  each.  The 
majority  have  no  titles. 

I.  De  episcopis  et  unitate  ecclesie. 

Dicit  apostolus  paulus.  Non  est  potestas  nisi  a deo. 

3.  Sermo  in  dedicacione  ecclesie. 

Salomon  edificauit  domum. 

7.  De  Sacerdotibus. 

Labia  sacerdotis  custodiunt  scientiam. 

8.  De  Sacerdotibus. 

Locutus  est  dominus  ad  moysen. 

9.  De  Sacerdotibus. 

Qui  descendunt  mare  in  maribus. 

10.  Alius  sermo  de  Sacerdotibus. 

Deus  stetit  in  synagoga  deorum. 
ri.  De  ciuitate  dei. 

Fundamenta  eius. 

12.  Sermo.  In  quo  pater  conqueritur  De  vinea  sua  per  similitudinem 

Si  quis  diligit  me. 

13.  Sermo  De  came  contra  spiritum  et  de  -v*  sensibus  corporis. 

Scitote  fratres  karissimi  quia  uetus  homo. 
r4.  Sermo  de  aduentu  summi  iudicis  et  quomodo  Adam  non  seruauit  preceptum 
domini. 

t5.  Sermo  ad  populum  in  quadragesima. 

16.  Sermo  in  quo  docetur  quid  sit  agendum  in  ecclesia. 

17.  Alius  sermo  de  sacerdotibus. 

Locutus — moysen  dicens:  homo  de  semine  Aaron. 
t8.  Sermo  de  adventu  domini. 

Consolamini. 

19.  Sermo  de  dedicatione. 

Facta  sunt  encenia. 


MS.  25] 


JESUS  COLLEGE. 


33 


10.  de  contemplatiuis. 

■21.  de  significatione  cntcis. 

2 2.  de  rogationibus. 

23.  de  pentecosten. 

Uerbo  domini  celi  firmati  sunt. 

24.  de  sacerdotibus. 

Homo  quidam  peregre. 

25.  de  eodem. 

designauit  dominus. 

26.  de  leproso  et  paralithico  in  Dom.  i post  Theophaniam. 

27.  de  pigris  hominibus  in  peccatis  morantibus. 

29.  In  xlma. 

Factum  est  uerbum  domini  ad  ieremyam  dicens : quid  tu  uides. 

32.  de  perseueratione. 

33.  de  vanitate  secularium  cogitationum. 

34.  in  xlma. 

Maria  soror  moysi  peccauit. 

35.  in  purificat.  S.  Marie. 

36.  de  sanctimonialibus. 

37.  de  aduentu  domini. 

Dicite  filie  syon. 

38.  de  pentecosten. 

Dum  complerentur  dies. 

39.  ad  fideles  qui  sunt  pugnaturi  contra  mundum. 

41.  in  rogationibus. 

Confitemini  alterutrum. 

42.  de  ascensione  domini. 

43.  de  resurrect,  domini. 

44.  de  cena  domini. 

45.  de  presbiteris. 

Factum  est  uerb.  dom.  ad  Ezechielem. 

46.  de  eodem. 

Posuit  moyses  labrum. 

47.  in  xlma. 

Noli  emulari. 

48.  de  eodem. 

Ecce  odor  fili  mei. 

After  no.  60. 

6 1 . Psalterium  rome  positum  positus  emendaui  ( J erome,  to  Paula  and  Eustochium) . 

62.  On  the  X commandments  and  x plagues. 

92.  is  on  the  death  of  S.  John  Evangelist. 

Profert  enim  historia  quod  cum  esset  lohannes  nonaginta  et  vii  annorum 
apparuit  ei  dominus. 

There  are  96  in  all. 


J.  MSS. 


3 


34 


CATALOGUE  OF  MANUSCRIPTS. 


[mss.  26,  27 


26.  Q.  B.  9. 

Egidius  Romanus  de  Regimine  Principum. 

Vellum,  9f  x 6f,  ff.  262,  in  double  columns  of  32  lines  each. 
Cent.  XV. 

Written  in  England,  in  a fine  upright  hand.  Bound  in  old 
stamped  leather  over  boards : the  clasps  are  gone.  There  is  an 
old  press-mark:  Classis  2dae  dextrae  lib:  51.  The  number  51  is 
also  stamped  on  the  edge  of  the  leaves. 

On  the  fly-leaf  is  : 

17°  Decembris  1633. 

Franc  : Hughes  vnus  ex  Armigeris  Bedellis  amicissimus  vir  et  benefactor  dono  dedit 
amoris  ergo. 

Collation:  a“  (i  blank,  9 cancelled)  b*-ii*  kk®  (3  cancelled,  6 
blank). 

¥.  i a has  a border  of  French-Flemish  work,  the  style  of  which 
is  later  than  that  of  the  rest  of  the  ornamental  work.  It  is  divided 
into  triangles  with  grounds  of  fluid  gold,  blue  and  red,  with  flowers 
and  flourishes.  There  is  also  a miniature,  occupying  three-fourths 
of  the  text-space,  of  the  Descent  of  the  Holy  Ghost : the  Virgin 
and  17  others  are  kneeling  in  a room  : above  are  the  Father  and 
Son  throned,  probably  sending  down  the  Dove.  This  part  of  the 
painting  has  been  partly  erased.  The  style  of  it  is  very  bad.  In 
the  lower  margin  are  these  arms.  Quarterly  azure  and  gules,  four 
lions  or  rampant  gardant.  On  a chief  argent  wavy,  3 besants  sable. 
Throughout  the  book,  at  the  L.  of  each  column,  is  a kind  of  orna- 
ment topped  with  a fleur-de-lys  alternately  gold  and  blue,  and 
with  demi  fleurs-de-lys,  alternately  gold  and  blue,  springing  out  of 
it  all  the  way  up. 

There  are  a certain  number  of  marginal  notes. 


27.  Q.  B.  10. 

SS.  Ambrosii  et  Hieronymi  quaedam. 

Vellum,  io|  X 6|,  ff.  144,  33  lines  to  a page.  Cent.  xii. 
Written  in  England  probably.  Binding,  white  skin  over  boards 
flat  back  : formerly  fastened  with  strap  and  pin. 


MS.  27] 


JESUS  COLLEGE. 


35 


On  f.  4 ^ is : 

Lib.  Magistri  Andree  Doket 
rectoris  Sancti  Botulfi  Cantabr. 

He  was  first  Master  of  Queens’  College  (1448-1484). 

Collation:  (fly-leaves)  a®  (i  cancelled)  b®-f®  g®  (wants  5)  h®  i® 

k®  (wants  i)  l®-o®  p'®  q®  r®  s®  (7  cancelled). 

Contents  : 

1.  Libellus  ualde  utilium  preceptorum  atque  consiliorum  de  libris 

officiorum  Beatissimi  pape  (erased)  Ambrosii  mediolanensis 

collectus  f-  5 

The  title  is  in  red  and  green : and  there  is  a large  red  and  green 
initial. 

Inc.  Non  arrogans  uideri  arbitror  si  inter  filios. 

There  are  rubricated  headings  to  the  extracts. 

On  f.  50  b. 

Explicit  defloratio  librorum  beati  Ambrosii  de  officiis. 

Incipiunt  capitulationes  sequentis  libri. 

The  capitula  of  the  two  books  of  the  next  treatise  follow. 

2.  Liber  S.  Jeronimi  presbyteri  contra  louinianum  ...  52 

In  a different  but  not  later  hand. 

The  second  book  begins  on  f.  87  b. 

3.  Liber  beati  Ambrosii  Mediolanensis  episcopi  de  misteriis  siue 


iniciandis  . . . 1 1 7 ^ 

There  is  a remarkable  initial  of  white  interlaced  work,  enclosing 
spaces  of  red,  green,  and  purple  : a dragon  at  the  top. 

4.  Sermo  primus  de  sacramentis  ambrosii 125 


The  hand  is  the  same : the  initial  very  plain  and  rough,  red  and 


green. 

Inc.  De  sacramentis  que  accepistis  sermonem  adorior. 

Sermo  ii. 

In  diluuio  quoque  figuram  baptismatis 128 

Sermo  iii. 

Hestemo  de  fonte . . 131 

Sermo  iv. 

In  ueteri  testamento . . 133 

Sermo  v. 

Hesterno  sermo  noster 136 

Sermo  vi. 

Sicut  uerus  deus  est 139 

Sermo  vii. 

Magnitude  celestium  beneficiorum 142  b 

On  f.  143  ^ the  hand  becomes  suddenly  much  smaller. 

On  f.  144 3,  in  a xvth  cent,  hand,  is: 

Walterus  at  the  noke  R.  non  habuit  Johannem. 


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CATALOGUE  OF  MANUSCRIPTS. 


[ms.  28 


On  the  fly-leaves  at  the  beginning  are  the  following  matters : 

(1)  Two  beginnings  of  a dedicatory  Epistle 

Diu  me  reluctantem,  pater  serenissime, 

Multum  diuque  me  reluctantem,  pater  syncerissime. 

There  are  inside  the  cover  and  on  f.  i a: 

(2)  Three  extracts  from  Gregorius  super  Ezechielem  . . . f . i ^ 

(3)  Original  (xiith  cent.)  table  to  the  extracts  from  Ambrose  . 2 a 

(4)  A list  of  herbs,  mostly  in  English  (xvth  cent.),  arranged  in  four 

cedule. 

Inc.  Prima  cedilla. 

Elena  campana. 
ffenel  reed. 

Radycoll  and  radych. 

Solsarium. 

Tansey. 

Wernothe. 

Followed  by  a long  receipt  in  English,  beginning : 

Ffyrste  sede  ye  herbis  as  yey  be  wrytyne  in  lyk  porcion  & yen  putt 
theym  in  a gret  vessel  & whassh  them 2 b, 


28.  O.  B.  II. 


Priscianus. 

Vellum,  loj  X 6|,  ff.  129,  41  lines  to  a page.  Cent.  xi. 

Given  by  Mr  Man. 

Collation:  a®  (i  and  8 loose)-c®  d“  e®-g®  h®  (8  cancelled)  i®-l®  m® 
(7,  8 gone,  replaced  by  2 leaves  of  cent,  xiii,  xiv)  n®  (i  gone, 
replaced  by  i leaf  of  cent,  xiii,  xiv)  o®  p®  q® : quires  numbered  later 
i-xvi  on  lower  margin  of  last  page  of  each. 

The  book  comes  from  Durham.  On  f.  i 3 is  the  letter  N,  and 
on  what  should  be  f.  2 (s:  (now  3 a)  is 

Pricianus  in  maiori  et  de  accentibus  de  communi  libraria  monachorum  dunelm. 

In  the  Catalogue  of  the  “ Spendemente  ” (1391,  Catal.  Veil.  p.  49)  is  the  entry: 

N.  Liber  Prisciani  in  magno.  ii  fo.,  “bile  est  aliquid,” 
which  answers  to  this  copy. 

Possibly  it  may  be  one  of  two  Priscians  left  by  Bp  Hugo  Pudsey  in  1195  (1.  c.  118). 


The  contents  are : 

1.  The  Greek  alphabet  and  numerals f.  i a 

Some  nearly  illegible  matter  in  Latin i a 

2.  Prisciani  de  Grammatica  Libri  xvi  ......  i b 

3.  Priscianus  de  Accentibus  . . . , . , . . 129 


MS.  28] 


JESUS  COLLEGE. 


37 


Ending  imperfectly : 

si  penultimam  correptam  habent  ante  penultimam. 

The  ornaments  of  the  book,  such  as  they  are,  are  interesting. 
The  initial  to  the  whole  work  (f.  i b)  is  of  white  and  blue  on  a red 
ground,  and  contains  a picture  in  outline  of  Priscian  in  a pointed 
cap  and  embroidered  dress,  writing  at  a desk,  on  a scroll  inscribed  : 

Sum  romanoram  corrector  grammaticorum. 

The  initial  to  book  viii  is  better  drawn  and  better  preserved  : 
the  colours  used  are  the  same.  In  it  a boy  in  tunic  and  blue  shoes 
is  climbing  among  the  interlacements.  The  tract  de  accentibiis  has 
a very  Celtic  initial,  with  plaited  work. 

It  may  be  of  interest  to  add  some  notice  of  the  Greek  alphabet 
and  numerals  which  appear  on  f i a.  They  are  arranged  in  this 
form ; 


1 

11 

m 

nil 

V 

VI  Vll 

vin 

una  (for  mia)  diw 

tris 

tessaris 

pente 

hexa  hepta 

i ogda 

alpha 

beta 

gamma 

delta  e brmis 

episima  zeta 

eta 

A 

B 

r 

A 

e 

s z 

H 

ix 

X 

XV 

XXX  xl 

1 

lx 

Ixx 

ennea 

..(?deca)  pimoicosi 

trienta  saranta  pentinta  hexinta 

hecdointa 

teta 

iota 

cappa 

lapda  mi 

ni 

xi 

0 b;ruis 

0 

1 

K 

M 

)- 

0 

Ixxx 

Ixxxx 

C 

cc 

ccc 

cccc 

d 

ogdoinda 

kopeneinta  ecaton  diacos 

triacos 

tetracos 

pentacos 

pj 

copi 

ro 

sigma 

tau 

i 

fi 

n 

y 

p 

c 

z 

Y 

4> 

dc 

dec 

dccc 

dcccc 

exacos 

heptacos 

octacos 

kcennecos 

chi 

psi 

octomega 

ennaches 

X 

r 

00 

Jl 

The  almost  illegible  lower  half  of  the  page  is,  partly  at  least,  in  French  (cent,  xiii, 
early).  In  the  first  line  (about  the  middle)  I can  read  : 

estre  eledh  chiet.  Seint  acharie  la  piit  en  sun  la.  os  ais  nerf. 

The  last  part  is  in  Latin ; the  last  line  but  one  begins,  et  pedes  crucifixi. 

The  whole,  French  and  Latin,  fills  20  lines. 


38 


CATALOGUE  OF  MANUSCRIPTS. 


[MS.  29 


29.  Q.  B.  12. 

Extracts  from  the  Constitutions  of  Clement  V. 

Vellum,  9f  x 6,  ff.  64,  25  lines  to  a page.  Cent,  xv  (early). 

Binding : modern  leather  over  old  boards : formerly  fastened 
with  strap  and  pin.  Given  by  Mr  Man. 

Fly-leaf  from  a MS.  of  xiiith  cent,  in  double  columns  (Canon 
Law). 

Collation  : a®-c®  d“  e®-g®  h’". 

Provenance.  Durham.  At  the  top  of  f.  i are  the  remains  of 
two  inscriptions,  the  greater  part  of  which  has  been  torn  off:  of 
the  first  only  the  word  liber  remains.  Of  the  second 

h.  Textus  septimi h.  . 

It  was  no  doubt  written  at  Durham  College,  Oxford  (see  the 
Colophon),  and  sent  to  Durham  at  a later  period : the  second  of 
the  two  inscriptions  is  certainly  a Durham  one.  The  book  does 
not  occur  in  the  Catt.  Vett. 

Colophon,  in  red : 

Nomen  scriptoris  est  thomas  plenus  amoris 
Iste  liber  constat  Petro  de  Abyngdun. 

Stephano 

The  line  about  the  writer’s  name  (often  supposed  to  stand  for 
Fullalove)  is  common  in  Oxford  MSS.  e.g.  Univ.  cod.  cxlii. 

Contents : 

1.  lohannes  xxij'*®  dilectis  filiis  doctoribus  et  scolaribus  vniuersis  Oxonie 
commorantibus  salutem  et  apostolicam  benedictionem. 

De  summa  trinitate  et  fide  catholica  Clemens  v™". 

Fidei  catholice  fundamento 

ends  : Clemens  quintus  in  generali  constitucione  vienn. 

2.  De  rescript.  9^. 

Abbates  aut  alii  religiosi. 

A good  many  leaves  are  palimpsest : the  earlier  writing  is  in 
double  columns,  very  small,  of  cent,  xiii  or  xiv. 


MS.  30] 

30.  O.  B.  I 


JESUS  COLLEGE. 


39 


Miracula  B.  V.  Marie. 

Wycliffe’s  Gospels. 

V'ellum,  9x6,  fif.  50,  varying  numbers  of  lines  to  a page,  two 
volumes  in  one.  Cent,  xiv,  xv. 

Given  by  Mr  Man. 

Collation:  a?  (wants  2,  ...:  last  cancelled)  b^  c^'^  (wants  8)  ||  a® 
b^®  (7  cancelled)  c®  d®. 

Contents : 

I.  I.  A fragment  imperfect  at  both  ends,  cent,  xiv  . . . . f.  i 

Tlie  first  leaf  is  half  the  breadth  of  the  rest : and  the  number  of 
lines  is  38.  It  begins  abruptly 

succenditur  et  ei  sublimior  efficitur.  Tali  nimirum  soli- 
tudo  congeritur  qui  consortem. 

The  verso  ends : 

pro  seipso  non  pro  suis  amans  et  se  totum  in  amato  figens. 

xii  capituli,  imperfect 2 

Inc.  ...bilibus  leticiis  po.ssidetur.  Immo  non  est  meritum 
hominis. 

Expl.  cum  ineffabili  iubilacione  et  melodia  ipsum  eternaliter 
laudare  cui  sit  honor  et  gloria  in  secula  seculorum.  Amen. 

Expliciunt  xii  capituli,  etc. 

3.  Bernardus  de  dignitate  clericorum  ......  t,  b 

O quantam  dignitatem  contulit  vobis  deus. 

4.  De  uita  b.  M.  virginis ^b 

Circa  uirginem  uero  ex  qua  incarnacio  facta  fuit. 

...rediit  in  nazareth  que  qualiter  fuit  facta  inuenies  in  legenda 
de  natiuitate  sua.  Expl.  vita  b.  Marie.  Scriptoris  miseri 
dignare  deus  miserere 4 ^ 

5.  Incipiunt  quedam  miracula  de  S.  Maria  .....  4^ 

In  another  hand  of  cent,  xv,  and  paler  ink. 

The  miracles  are  : 

1.  De  latrone  a suspensione  liberate  (the  thief  Ebbo). 

Sicut  exponit  b.  Gregorius  de  vij  stellis. 

2.  De  clerico  extra  cimiterium  sepulto. 

Quidam  clericus  erat  in  vrbe  castonensi. 

3.  Quo  modo  pro  gaudio  quinquies  predicate  gaudium  pro- 

mittitur. 

...lier  quoque  quidam  clericus. 

4.  De  duabus  mulieribus. 

Coniux  cuiusdam  cum  maximo  odio  pelici. 


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CATALOGUE  OF  MANUSCRIPTS. 


[ms.  31 


5.  De  duabus  ymaginibus. 

Sunt  in  constantinopoli  due  ymagines. 

6.  De  clerico  ab  episcopo  ut  filius  amato.  (Inver.se.) 

Hue  venite  et  audite  omnes  serui  domini. 

7.  De  monacho  de  evvglesham  (Evesham). 

Illud  quoque  non  omittendum  de  egueshamensi  monacho. 

These  are  all  common  stories : many  copies  of  them  are 
described  in  the  British  Museum  Catalogue  of  Romances, 
vol.  ii. 

6.  Hie  incipiunt  meditaciones  de  passione.  Et  primo  ponitur 
meditacio  de  cena  domini.  Secundo  de  passione  in  generali 

etc.  ut  infra  patet 8 

In  a hand  of  early  xvth  cent.,  42  lines  to  a page. 

Inc.  Adueniente  iam  et  imminente  tempore  miseracionum. 

The  meditation  de  passione  (f.  10)  begins : 

Occurrit  nunc  ut  de  passione  domini  nostri  Ihesu  tractemus. 

It  is  divided  into  sections  for  the  Seven  Hours  : the  meditation 
for  Vespers  is  imperfect  at  the  beginning. 

On  i.  I'i  b (the  last  of  this  portion  of  the  volume)  is ; 

Thys  ys  lohh  medylton  bok.  (Cent,  xv.) 

H.  The  Gospels  of  SS.  Matthew,  Mark  and  Luke  in  English. 

In  a very  small  hand  of  cent,  xv  (early).  The  first  three  leaves  of  the  text  of 
S.  Matthew  are  very  beautifully  written  : after  that  the  writing  is  smaller  and  more 
pointed,  and  the  ink  paler : 53  lines  to  a page. 

On  f.  r a is  only  a note  (cent,  xv) : 

Nota  textus  in  sacra  pagina  contra  simulacra  Exod.  20"'°  c”  Leuitic®  7“°  c® 
leuitic.  26'”®  c°  etc. 

The  last  text  is  : 

20  parali““"  14“®  c®. 

On  f.  I ^ : 

Heer  bigynneh  a prologe  on  matheu 
Matheu  was  of  iudee. 

On  f.  2 a the  text  begins  : (T)he  book  of  generacion  of  Ihu  Criste. 

S.  Luke’s  Gospel  is  imperfect : ending  in  ix.  24  : 

for  he  hat  wele  make  his  liif  saaf  shal  leese  it  & he. 


31.  Q.  B.  14. 

Bedae  Martyrologium. 

Vellum,  9 x 6\,  fif.  43,  31  lines  to  a page.  Cent.  xiii. 

Vellum  binding  over  pasteboards.  Given  by  Mr  Man. 
Collation:  a®-d»  ei®  (4,  5,  8-10  cancelled)  ||  P(i  being  the  first 
fly-leaf). 


MS.  32] 


JESUS  COLLEGE. 


41 


Part  of  a Papal  bull  or  other  document  of  cent,  xv  is  pasted 
into  the  cover.  Some  Kalendar  notes  of  cent,  xv  are  inside  the 
cover  and  on  the  fly-leaf. 

A quire  is  lost  after  b,  containing  from  iii  Id.  Mai  to  xix  Kal. 
Aug.  inclusive.  Quire  is  in  a somewhat  larger  hand.  There  are 
a good  many  notes  added  in  cent,  xiv,  xv,  e.g. : 

iii  Kal.  Jan.  In  prouincia  Merciorum  apud  Euesham  Sci  E(g)wini  Ep.  et  Conf. 
vi  Id.  Jan.  Depositio  S.  Wlstini  Ep.  Conf. 

V ,,  In  Brittannia  ciuitate  Cantuarie  monasterio  S.  Petri  Ap.  beati  Adriani 
Abbatis. 

Id.  Jan.  In  Scotia  ciuitate  Glascuensi  S.  Kentigerni. 
xiv  Kal.  Feb.  Nat.  S.  Branwaladri  Ep. 
xiii  ,,  In  Scocia  S.  Vigiani  Conf. 

iii  Non.  Feb.  In  ciuitate  doribornia  S.  Laurencii  Archiep.  et  Conf. 
ii  ,,  Dep.  S.  Edburge  V.  Eodem  die  S.  Gilberti  conf. 

Id.  Feb.  S.  Ermenilde  V. 

xiii  Kal.  Mar.  S.  Winwaloi  doctoris. 

There  are  many  similar  mentions  of  English  and  foreign  saints,  and  references  to 
Bede's  History.  On  xviii  Kal.  Nov.  we  have,  Et  dedicacio  ecclesie  de  Bathewyk  : and  on 
xiv  Kal.  Nov.,  Eboraci  memoria  reliquiarum  ecclesie  S.  Petri. 

viii  Kal.  Nov.  Transl.  S.  Johannis  Ebor.  Archiep. 
ii  Id.  Dec.  In  hibernia  S.  Ffinani  Conf. 

Id.  Dec.  S.  Judoci.  In  Cancia  apud  La. bias  S.  Eadburge  V. 

The  martyrology  is  followed  by 

1.  A Form  of  cursing  sacrilegious  persons. 

1.  A statement  of  what  a parish  priest  ought  to  know  and  to  do. 

3.  Later  verses  on  the  months. 

4.  The  hymn  Saluatoris  fnater  pia,  with  music  on  a 4-line  stave. 

5.  In  a later  hand.  Eight  sets,  each  of  three  lessons,  de  beata  Maria. 

32.  Q.  B.  15. 

Tractatus  Contra  Vitia,  etc. 

Paper,  9|  x 7,  ff.  102.  Cent,  xv  (late). 

Binding : leather  over  original  boards : clasp  gone.  This  is 
no.  7 in  James’s  list,  Eclog.  Cant.  p.  137. 

Collation:  a“  b'®  c‘-  11  d*®-h*®  12  gone). 


42 


CATALOGUE  OF  MANUSCRIPTS. 


[MS.  33 


Contents : 

1.  Quadripartitus  apologeticus  b.  Cyrilli  Episc f.  i 

In  double  columns  of  43  lines.  Book  i is  gone. 

Incipit  primum  cap.  secundi  libri.  De  bono  humilitalis  el 
malo  superbie.  Vmefactus  aer. 

f.  10.  Exp.  lib.  secundus  de  hijs  que  sunt  contra  superbiam. 

Inc.  lib.  tercius  de  hijs  que  sunt  contra  auariciam. 
f.  20  b.  Lib.  iv.  De  hijs  que  sunt  contra  luxuriam. 
f.  24  Expl.  quadripartitus  apologeticus  Beati  Cyrilli  Ep. 

In  quo  quidein  speculum  limpidissimum  omnis  sapiencie 
claret. 

2.  Libellus  de  iv  uirtutibus  ........  25 

Quatuor  uirtutum  species. 

30  lines  to  a page : with  comment. 

3.  Tract,  de  doctrina  dicendi  atque  tacendi 28  (29) 

Si  fore  uis  sapiens. 

4.  Diagrams  of  two  hands,  with  a subject  of  meditation  inscribed 

on  each  joint  or  part.  On  one  is : 

Dat  manus  hec  doctis  que  sit  meditacio  noctis, 
on  the  other : 

Hec  manus  ex  rebus  iubet  hiis  tractare  diebus. 

f.  lob,  3i<r  (31,  32) 

5.  Epistolae  Senece  ad  Lucilium  numero  Ixxxv 32  (33) 

29  lines  to  a page:  in  another  hand. 

Ending  in  Ep.  Ixxxiv. 

vestibula,  non  in  prerupto  tantum  istic  (stabis). 

The  last  words  are  supplied  in  a hand  of  cent.  xvii. 


33.  Q.  B.  16. 

P.  Vergilii  Maronis  Aeneis. 

Vellum,  9!  X 4f,  fif.  103,  49  lines  to  a page.  Cent,  xii,  xv. 

‘E  dono  Thomae  Wood.’  It  is  no.  6 in  James’s  Ecloga  Canta- 
brigiensis,  p.  137. 

Binding  : original  boards  covered  with  leather  of  cent,  xvii,  xviii. 

Collation:  blank  fly-leaf:  a®  (4  and  5 supply)  wants  i,  2 : b®-k® 
1®  (8  cancelled  and  supplied : cent,  xv)  m®  (supply,  cent,  xv)  n^® 
(cent.  XV  : 10  gone  : blank). 

The  hand  is  good  : it  appears  to  change  in  quire  g and  to 
become  larger.  The  original  copy  seems  to  have  been  made  from 


MS.  34] 


JESUS  COLLEGE. 


43 


an  imperfect  archetype : f.  i is  blank : the  text  begins  imper- 
fectly : f.  93  was  originally  blank.  This  page  and  fif.  94-103  (as 
well  as  fif.  3,  4)  are  written  in  a late  xvth  cent.  hand. 

The  initials  of  the  books  are  plain  green  or  red. 

There  are  marginal  and  interlinear  glosses  in  at  least  four 
hands  : i,  contemporary  ; 2,  of  cent,  xiii,  xiv  ; 3,  of  cent,  xv,  by 
the  scribe  who  supplied  the  latter  leaves ; 4,  of  cent,  xv,  xvi,  re- 
sembling an  Italian  hand. 

The  text  begins  at  Aen.  i.  230. 

Eternis  regis  imperiis  et  fulmine  terres. 

The  two  supply  leaves  contain  the  lines 


to 


1.  377.  Moenia  Romanesque  suo  de  nomine  dicet 
466.  Namque  uidebat  uti  bellantes  Pergama  circum. 


The  xvth  century  hand  supplies  all  after 

xii.  108.  Aeneas  acuit  hastam  et  se  suscitat  ira. 


Books  vii-xii  have  the  arguments  in  hexameters. 

The  shape  of  the  book  indicates  that  it  was  intended,  not  for 
the  shelf,  but  for  the  wallet.  The  number  14  is  branded  on  the 
edges. 


34.  Q.  B.  17. 

Tractatus  Miscellanei. 

Vellum,  x 6,  fif  137,  varying  numbers  of  lines  to  a page. 
Cent,  xii,  xiii. 

Given  by  Mr  Man. 

Binding  : modern  leather  over  old  boards  : has  had  either  clasp 
or  strap  and  pin. 

Provenance.  Rievaulx  : on  f.  7 ^ is  Liber  see  Marie  Rieuall : 
on  47^  Lib.  S.  M.  Rieuallis : and  again  on  f.  \oga. 

Collation : a®  |1  b®  ||  c®  d®  (see  post)  e®  f®  (wants  8)  1|  g^  h®  i®  (wants 
8)  II  k®  1®  m'®  (wants  10)  n®  o®  ||  p®  (4-  8*  -da  sunt)  H q®  ||  r®  (wants  2) 
s®  t®  (wants  8)  |i  u®  (wants  6). 


44 


CATALOGUE  OF  MANUSCRIPTS. 


[MS.  34 


The  plan  of  quire  d is  as  follows : 


Contents  : 

1.  Catalogue  of  the  books  in  the  Library  at  Rievaulx.  Cent.  xiii.  . 

2.  Introductiones  in  Theologiam  ...... 

Introducendis  in  facultatem  theologicam  quedam  compendiose 

prelibanda  sunt. 

In  2 columns  of  38  lines  each.  Cent.  xiii. 

3.  Fallacie.  Fallacia  apud  logicos  dicitur  .... 
Same  hand. 

4.  Loci.  Locus  argumenti  est  sedes  argumenti  .... 
Same  hand. 

14  is  blank. 

5.  Summa  de  diuersa  uocabulorum  significacione  edita  a mag. 

Will,  de  monte.  Called  at  the  end,  Tropi  theologici  (43  b) 
followed  by  a few  miscellaneous  extracts  .... 
In  two  columns  of  38  lines.  Cent.  xiii. 
f.  46  b is  blank. 

6.  Notes  on  vices.  Cent.  xiii.  ....... 

f.  47  is  blank. 

7.  Exempla  moralia.  Ad  edificacionem  animarum  et  morum 

informacionem.  Cent.  xiii.  2 cols.  38  lines 

8.  Sermons  without  heading  in  a fine  hand  of  cent,  xiii,  34  lines 

to  the  page 

I . Hora  est  iam  uos  de  sompno  surgere.  More  boni  sacriste. 

2 Excitare  uolens 

apostolus. 

3.  Deus  manifeste  ueniet  deus  noster  non  silebit.  Uerba 
Dauid. 

9.  Aelredi  Abbatis  Rieuallensis  oracio  pastoralis 

O bone  pastor  Jhesu.  Cent.  xiii.  34  lines  to  a page. 

On  99  a are  two  extracts  of  cent,  xv;  one  from  Ep.  xxi.  of 
Aelred;  the  other  his  dying  words. 

99  b is  blank. 

10.  Consuetudines  Cisterciensium 

Cent  xii,  xiii:  in  a beautiful  hand:  double  columns  of  31 
lines  each  : ends  with  the  Priuilegium  Innocencii  pape  in  a 
different  hand 


I a 
7 a 

9 b 
12  b 

15  a 

46 

48  a 
63  a 

97  a 

100  a 


107  a 


MS.  34]  JESUS  COLLEGE.  45 

1 1 . Stephanus  cisterciensis  ecclesie  seruus  to  T.  Abbot  of 

scireburne 108  b 

12.  Bernardi  Antiphonarium  siue  liber  de  Musica  . . . 109  a 

Cent,  xii,  xiii,  30  lines  to  a page. 

Tonale  in  smaller  writing 116  a 

Quid  est  tonale.  Magister.  Regula  naturam  et  formam 
cantuuw  regularium  determlnans. 


1 1 7 fl  is  blank.  1 1 7 has  memorial  verses  on  the  number  of 
chapters  in  each  book  of  the  Bible. 

13.  Bernardi  siluestris  liber  de  creatione  rerum  . . . . ii8a 

Cent,  xiii : well  written,  39  lines  to  a page. 

Dedicated  to  Terricus.  Interspersed  with  verses  after  the 
manner  of  Boethius  and  Martianus  Capella. 

133  u:  is  blank. 

14.  Lines  on  prosody  with  interlinear  notes. 

Regula  splendescit  quia  sillaba  longa  patescit  . . . 133^ 

Sincopa  de  medio  tollit  quod  epentesis  auget. 

Aufert  appocope  finem  quern  dat  paragoge. 

Cent,  xii,  xiii,  34  lines  to  a page. 

137  is  blank,  with  scribbles  of  cent.  xvi. 

I append  a copy  of  the  Catalogue  which  occupies  ff.  1-6,  though  it  has  been  already 
printed  in  Wright  and  Halliwell’s  Reliquiae  Antiquae,  II.  pp.  180-189,  and  also  in 
Edward  Edward’s  Memoirs  of  Libraries,  i.  p.  333-341. 

It  is  perhaps  worth  remarking  that  the  comparatively  small  amount  of  secular 
literature  which  the  list  contains  was  probably  a common  feature  in  Cistercian  Libraries, 
at  least  in  the  early  days  of  the  order. 


{.  I a 


(rubr.)  Hi  sunt  libri  sancte  marie  Rieuall«irA. 
line  erased, 
odex  iustiniani. 
ecreta  graciani. 
ohannes  super  decreta. 
aymo  super  epistolas  pauli. 


A 


B 


Augustinus  de  ciuitate  dei  in  uno  volumine. 

,,  super  Johannem  in  uno  volumine. 

„ super  psalterium  in  quinque  voluminibus. 

,,  de  decern  preceptis  de  gratia  et  libero  arbitrio  et  epistola  prosperi  ad 
Aug.  et  epistola  hylarii  ad  Aug.  et  Aug.  de  predestinatione  sanctorum,  de 
bono  perseverantie  et  Aug.  super  genesim  contra  manicheos  In  1“.  vol. 

Aug.  de  sermone  domini  in  monte,  et  de  natura  et  gratia  et  epistola  eiusdem 
ad  ualentinum  in  .1“.  uol. 

Aug.  de  quantitate  anime.  et  Ambrosius  de  bono  mortis  et  de  fuga  seculi.  et 
de  viduis  in  . 1°.  uol. 

Aug.  de  perfeccione  iusticie.  de  correptione  et  gratia,  et  dominus  uobiscum 
in  .1“.  uol. 

Aug.  de  caritate.  et  retractationes  eiusdem  in  uno  volumine. 


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CATALOGUE  OF  MANUSCRIPTS. 


[MS.  34 


Aug.  de  duabus  animabus.  de  disciplina  christianorum.  de  cordis.  Regula 
eiusdetn  de  uita  clericorum.  de  nuptiis  et  concupiscentia.  et  Aug.  contra 
Julianum  et  contra  duas  epistolas  pelagianorum  et  de  sancta  uirginitate  in 
.1°.  uol. 

(late  XV.  cent.)  Aug.  ad  simplicianum.  Contra  pelagium  in  i“.  vol.  et  alia. 


c 


f.  lb 


Aug.  contra  Faustum  in  uno  volumine. 

Aug.  de  trinitate  ,, 

,,  de  Confessionibus  „ 

,,  de  uerbis  domini  ,, 

Aug.  super  genesim  ad  litteram  et  versus  damasi  pape  in  uno  uol. 

Epistole  Aug.  et  Aug.  contra  interrogationes  pelagij  heretic!  in  uno  uol. 

Aug.  de  penitentia.  et  unde  malum,  et  de  libero  arbitrio  et  contra  .v.  hereses  et 
de  bono  coniugali  et  pars  quedam  de  perfectione  iusticie.  et  hugo  de  archa 
noe  in  .i°.  uol. 

Aug.  de  ha.-ptis?/io  paruuLrww.  et  ad  marcellinum  et  de  unico  bapt.  de  spiritu  et 
littera  et  ad  piulinum.  et  yponosticon.  et  contra  pelagianos  et  de  moribus  || 
ecclesie.  et  contra  epistolam  manichei  et  Aug.  de  cura  pro  mortuis  agenda 
in  . i“.  uol. 

Aug.  de  doctrina  Christiana  in  uno  volumine. 

Aug.  contra  mendacium.  et  ad  renatum  de  origine  anime.  contra  libros  vincentij. 
et  ad  petrum  contra  libros  eiusdem  vincentij.  et  ad  uincentium  uictorem.  et 
contra  perfidiam  arrianorum.  et  contra  aduersarios  legis  et  prophetarum.  et 
liber  bestiarum.  et  Epistole  Anselmi  in  .i®.  uol. 

Aug.  de  consensu  euangelistarum  et  .ii“.  sermones  eiusdem  de  iureiurando 
in  .1®.  uol. 

Soliloquia  Augustini  et  (erasure). 

(late  XV.)  Aug.  contra  achademicos  et  de  ordine  monachorum. 


Bernardus  super  cantica  canticorum  in  uno  uolumine. 

Libri  Bernard!,  expositio  scilicet  super  euangelium.  ’ Missus  est  angelus  J--' 
Gabriel,  et  de  gradibus  humilitatis  et  superbie.  et  de  distincta  uarietate 
monastice  discipline  et  de  gratia  et  libero  arbitrio.  et  de  diligendo  deo.  et 
exhortatio  eiusdem  ad  milites  templi.  et  libellus  eiusdem  ad  Eugenium  papam 
in  uno  uol. 

Sermones  Bernard!  per  anni  circulum  in  uno  uolumine. 

Item  Bernardus  de  gratia  et  libero  arbitrio.  et  liber  eiusdem  ad  ascelinum 
cardinalem  de  diligendo  deo.  et  uersus  hildeberti  de  missa  in  uno  uol. 

Item  Bernardus  de  diligendo  deo  et  sententia  eius  de  Trinitate  et  de  prescientia. 
de  Sacramento  altaris.  de  quibusdam  sacramentis  fidei  in  uno  uol. 

Epistole  Bernard!  in  uno  uolumine. 

Anselmus.  cur  deus  homo.  De  conceptu  uirginali.  De  monte  humilitatis.  De 
reparatione  humane  redemptions,  expositio  euangelii  Intrauit  ihesus  in  quoddam 
castellum.  et  uita  eiusdem.  et  Wimundus  de  corpore  domini  contra  Berengarium 
in  uno  uol. 

Libri  Anselmi  de  incamatione  uerbi.  Monologion.  Proslogion  eiusdem  et 
contra  eiusdem  libri  secundum  et  tertium  et  quartum  capitulum  oppositio 
cuiusdam.  et  responsio  illius.  Epistola  ad  Walerannum  episcopum.  Tractatus 
illius  de  ueritate.  Tractatus  illius  de  libero  arbitrio.  De  casu  diaboli.  De 


MS.  34] 


JESUS  COLLEGE. 


47 


Concordia  prescientie  et  predestinationis  et  gratie  cum  libero  arbitrio.  De 
similitudinibus.  De  gramatico.  in  uno  uol. 

Ailredus  de  spirituali  amicicia  et  de  institutione  inclusarum  in  i“.  uol. 

Liber  sermonum  illius  qui  sic  incipit.  Petis  a me.  etc.  in  uno  uol. 

Ailredus  de  oneribus  ysaie  in  uno  uol. 

Ailredus  de  uita  sancti  edwardi.  De  generositate  et  moribus  et  morte  regis  || 
f.2a  dauid.  De  uita  sancti  Niniani  episcopi.  De  miraculis  Haugustaldensis  ecclesie 
in  i“.  uol. 

Epistole  Ailredi  in  uno  uolumine. 

Ailredus  de  anima  ,, 

Speculum  caritatis. 

Epistole  romanorum  pontificum  in  uno  volumine. 

Epistole  cypriani  ,, 

(late  XV.)  Alredus  de  fascicule  frondium. 


Origenes  super  uetus  testamentum  in  duobus  voluminibus. 

Rabanus  super  Matheum  in  uno  vol. 

Haimo  super  epistolas  pauli  ,, 

Josephus  de  antiquitate  ,, 

Josephus  de  iudaico  hello,  et  jElredus  de  generositate  regis  dauid  in  uno  uol. 
Sentencie  magistri  Petri  Lumbardi  in  uno  uolumine. 


E 


Moralia  beati  Gregorij  pape  in  lob  in  quinque  uoluminibus.  T 

Greg,  super  Ezechielem  in  uno  uol.  A 

Liber  pastoralis.  et  liber  de  tribus  generibus  homicidij.  & liber  de  confiictu 
uiciorum  & uirtutum  in  uno  uol. 

Liber  Dialog!  beati  Gregorij  in  uno  uol. 

Liber  quadraginta  omeliarum  „ 

Prima  pars  registri.  et  Aug.  de  uera  religione.  & Marsias  in  uno  uol. 

Secunda  pars  registri  et  liber  de  scientia  dictandi  in  uno  uol. 

(late)  de  summa  trinitate  et  fide  catholica. 

Robertus  super  apocalipsim  in  uno  vol. 

Liber  sermonum  & quedam  excerpta 
.1°.  uol. 

Ambrosius  super  lucam 

,,  super  Beati  immaculati 

„ de  officijs  et  de  sacramentis 

Epistole  Ambrosij. 

f.  2b\\  Ambrosius  de  uirginibus  & de  Nabuthe  & sermo  eius  de  ieiunio  & libellus 
Ricardi  prioris  de  Beniamin  et  fratribus  eius.  De  quibusdam  partibus  mundi. 
De  vii^®™  mirabilibus  Rome.  De  quinque  plagis  anglie  in  uno  uol. 

Ambrosius  de  bono  mortis.  De  fuga  seculi.  de  uiduis.  Exameron  eiusdem.  De 
penitentia  & Cassiodorus  de  uirtutibus  anime  in  uno  uol. 

Prima  pars  Ysidori  ethimologiarum  & expositio  libri  Donati  grammatici  & 
quedam  deriuationes  per  alphabetum  inchoantes  & Regule  uersificandi  in 
uno  uol. 

Secunda  pars  Ysidori  ethimologiarum  & Ysidorus  de  quibusdam  propriis  nominibus 
veteris  ac  noui  testamenti  & eorum  significationibus.  & libellus  Ysidori  qui 
Synonima  apellatur  in  uno  vol. 


de  libris  iustiniani  & bestiarium  in 
in  uno  uol. 


48 


CATALOGUE  OF  MANUSCRIPTS. 


[MS.  34 


f.  3 a 


Johannes  crisostomiis  super  psalmum  1.  De  muliere  chananea.  De  reparatione 
lapsi.  Aug.  super  mulierem  fortem  et  vita  duorum  presbiterorum.  Aug.  de 
.xii.  abusiuis  et  miraculum  de  corpore  et  sanguine  domini  & Beda  super 
Thobiam.  et  Ysidorus  de  summo  bono  & diuersis  uirtutibus  in  uno  uol. 

Liber  beati  Gregorij  nazanzeni  in  uno  uol. 

Paralipomenon  glosatz  & quedam  expositiuncule  super  epistolas  pauli  & sermones 
Babionis  in  uno  uol. 

Laurentius  de  consolatione  amici  & quedam  decreta  prm  (paparum)  & Ysagoge 
Johannicij  in  .1“.  uol. 

Epistole  Senece  in  uno  uol. 

Sermones  Mauricij  qui  sic  incipiunt  Festum  super  festum  in  uno  uol. 

Viginti  octo  sermones  sancti  Bernard!  super  cantica  canticorum  in  uno  uol. 


H 


Hugo  de  sacramentis  in  duobus  voluminibus. 

Hugo  de  contemptu  mundi.  Soliloquium  eiusdem  de  cura  anime.  Item 

de  uirginitate  sancte  marie.  Solutio  eiusdem  cur  non  fiat  coniugium  inter 
eundem  sexum  & Didascalicon  eiusdem  in  uno  vol. 

Tractatus  Hugonis  et  Miracula  de  corpore  & sanguine  domini  in  uno  uol. 

^ Hugo  super  ecclesiasten.  & liber  ecclesiasticorum  dogmatum  Gennadij  et 
Eulogium  magistri  Johannis  de  Cornubia  in  uno  vol. 

Pannormia  Yuonis  carnotensis  episcopi  in  uno  vol. 

(smaller)  Item  pannormia  Yuonis.  & Epistole  Dindimi  et  Alexandri  & Epistola 
Domini  Bald«OT«?  Abbatis  de  Forda.  & .Sermo  de  S.  Thoma  & S.  Willelmo  & 
salubris  admonitio  cuiusdam  sapien|ltis  quomodo  de  deo  et  de  anima  rudibus 
et  minus  peritis  caute  loquendum  sit  in  .1“.  vol. 

Epistole  Yuonis  & Epistole  Hildeberti  episcopi  cenomanni  in  uno  vol. 

Hugo  super  iherarchiam  ,, 

Robertus  super  matheum  ,, 

Robertas  super  leuiticum.  Sermo  magistri  Robert!  pullani  de  omnibus  christiane 
uite  necessarijs  & libellus  Ricardi  prioris  de  Beniamin  & fratribus  eius  & 
Regula  S.  Basilij  in  .1“.  uol. 

Epistole  Mauricij  in  uno  vol. 

Libri  Mauricij  scilicet  Specula  monastice  religionis  & Apologia  eiusdem  & 
itinerarium  pacis  & Rithmus  eiusdem  & de  translatione  corporis  S.  Cuthberti 
in  .1®.  uol. 

Lapidarium  & quidam  sermones  & sentencie  & compilationes  in  uno  vol. 


Beda  super  lucam  in  uno  vol. 

,,  marcum  ,, 

„ de  tabernaculo  ,, 

,,  de  yistoria  anglorum  ,, 

,,  de  temporibus  cum  quibusdam  cronicis  eius  ,, 

,,  de  .XXX.  questionibus  & super  esdram  ,, 

,,  super  samuelem  ,, 

,,  super  epistolas  canonicas  & super  cantica  canticorum  ,, 

,,  de  vita  S.  Cuthberti  & Gregorius  de  transitu  sancti  Bede  „ 

Libri  de  littera  Anglica.  duo 


(Note  in  late  xv.)  Sentencie  hugonis. 


MS.  34] 


JESUS  COLLEGE. 


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K 


Ilystoria  ecclesiastica  in  uno  volumine. 

Historia  Egesippi 
,,  Henrici 

„ de  lerusalem 

,,  britonum 

Itinerarium  dementis 
Sermones  magistri  Gaufridi  babionis  & expositio  in  Johel  prophetam  & in  Naum 
prophetam  in  uno  volum. 

Orosius  de  ormesta  mundi.  Historia  Daretis  de  bello  troianorum  & versus  Petri 
Abailardi  ad  filium  & cronica  de  Anglia  in  .1°.  vol.  || 
i-  Liber  Aldelmi.  quedam  nomina  & uerba  de  libro  capitulorum.  Hugo  de  Folieto 
de  claustro  materiali.  Item  de  claustro  anime.  Inuectio  Serlonis  in  .1°.  vol. 
Expositio  euangelij  Dixit  Symon  petrus  ad  IHesum.  Sermo  de  labore  sanctorum 
& mercede.  Sermo  de  ix“®'"  mensibus  conceptionis  & viij  diebus  circumcisionis 
Christi.  Sermo  de  sancto  pascha.  Collectiones  sentenciarum  & meditationum. 
Tractatus  super  quedam  capitula  de  cantzVA  canticorum.  Manipulus  rerum  & 
uerborum.  in  uno  vol. 

Expositio  super  cantica  canticorum.  Ambrosius  super  cantica  canticorum. 
Expositio  super  Priscianum  de  constructionibus.  Expositio  super  Apocalipsim. 
Item  expositio  super  cantica  canticorum.  Glose  Boecij  & expositio  breuis  super 
quosdam  psalmos  in  uno  vol. 

Johannes  super  decreta  Gratiani  in  uno  vol. 

Corpus  canonum  ,, 

Matheus  glosatus  „ 

Actus  apostolorum  glosati  ,, 

Boecius  de  trinitate.  Liber  catonis.  passio  S.  Laurencij.  prouerbia  de  libris 
poetarum.  Vita  S.  marie  egiptiace.  Hildebertus  de  edificio  anime.  Item  versus 
eiusdem.  Quidam  hymni.  Odo  de  viribus  herbarum.  Marbodus  de  generibus 
lapidum.  Passio  S.  Mauricij.  Vita  Tarsidis  & alii  uersus.  Cosmographia 
Bernardi  siluerij.  Passio  S.  Thome.  & alij  uersus  & dictamina  in  .1°.  uol. 
Uersarium  de  libris  ethnicorum.  Passio  S.  Laurencij.  Argorismus  in  uno  uol. 

Vitas  patrum.  Vita  S.  Guthlaci.  Liber  qui  dicitur  formula  uite  honeste 
in  1°.  uol. 

Vita  S.  Godrici  heremite  in  uno  uol. 

Johannes  heremita  in  decern  collationes  ,, 

Liber  .xilij'^'”  collationum  ,, 

Prosper  de  uita  actiua  & contemplatiua  & Diadema  monachorum  ,, 

Liber  Odonis  ,, 

Expositiuncula  super  uetus  & nouum  testamentum  & quedam  gesta  in  ecclesia 
pro  passione  domini.  Aug.  .super  psalmos  & alie  compilationes  & regula  splen- 
descit  in  .1°.  uol. 

Liber  Heraclidis  episcopi  qui  dicitur  paradisus  & persecutio  affricane  provincie 
in  .1°.  vol. 

Sentencie  magistri  Walteri  que  sic  incipiunt.  ferculum  sibi  fecit  %d.\em  in  .1“.  vol. 
Sentencie  que  sic  incipiunt.  Dum  medium  silentium  „ 

Regula  Johannis  cassiani  ,, 

Psalterium  glosatum  domini  ^Eilredi  abbatis  in  vno  vol. 

,,  ,,  ,,  Ernaldi  ,, 


1. 


J.  MSS. 


4 


50 


CATALOGUE  OF  MANUSCRIPTS. 


[MS.  34 


f.  4 a Psalterium  magistri  Walteri  glosatum  in  vno  vol. 

,,  Thuroldi  glosatum  „ 

,,  Radulfi  barun  ,, 

,,  Symonis  de  sigillo  ,, 

,,  paruum  de  probatorio  ,, 

,,  Gaufridi  dinant  non  ,, 

,,  Fulconis  ,, 

,,  Willelmi  de  Rotelandia  ,, 

,,  Jeronimi  quod  fuit  Willelmi  de  berking  ,, 


M 


Liber  iustiniani  de  legibus  in  uno  volum. 

„ medicinalis  qui  appellatur  antidotarium  „ 

Ysagoge  lohannicij  ,, 

Priscianus  magnus  „ 

„ de  constructionibus  „ 

Bernardus  de  xii.  gradibus  huinilitatis.  Sermones  & sentencie  utilissime.  Apolo- 
geticum  S.  Bernardi.  Interpretationes  hebraicorum  nominum  in  uno  vol. 
Sermones  S.  Bernardi  qui  sic  incipiunt.  Sancti  per  fidem  & alie  quedam 
sentencie  in  .i°.  vol. 

Expositio  super  Naum  prophetam  & super  Johel.  Sentencie  & sermones  & epistole 
plurimorum  perutiles.  Laurentius  de  creatione  & operibus  dei  in  uno  vol. 
Congestio  diuersarum  sentenciarum  diuersis  sancte  catholice  ecclesie  causis  con- 
gruentium  & excerpta  quedam  de  registro  Gregorij  ornate  dicta  in  uno  vol. 
Sinonima  ciceronis.  quedam  de  compoto.  regule  uersificandi  ,, 

Rethorica  ,, 

Boecius  de  consolatione  ,, 

Ysagoge  porphirij  in  cathegorias  Aristotelis  & alij  libri  dialectici  in  .1°.  vol. 

Liber  de  miraculis  sancte  marie  in  uno  vol. 


f.  4 ^ Liber  omeliarum  in  hyeme  in  uno  volum 

,,  in  estate  ,, 

Passionate  mensis  octobris  ,, 

,,  nouembris  & decembris  ,, 

,,  januarij  ,, 

Vita  sancti  Siluestri  et  aliorum  sanctorum  ,, 

,,  Ambrosij  , 

Omelie  in  quadragesima 
Psalterium  tripertitum 

•Jeronimus  super  ysaiam 

,,  .xij.  prophetas 

,,  leremiam  et  super  Danielein  in  uno  volum. 

,,  de  hebraicis  questionibus.  De  mansionibus  filiorum  Israel.  De  dis- 
tantijs  locorum.  De  hebraicorum  nominum  interpretatione.  De  questionibus 
libri  regum.  De  paralipomenis.  De  .x.  temptationibus.  De  .vi.  ciuitatibus 
fugitiuorum.  De  cantico  debbore.  De  lamentationibus  leremie.  De  edificio 
priuLw/zA  Hugo  de  folieto  de  claustro  anime.  Jeronimus  Gennadius  Ysidorus 
de  illustribus  uiris.  Cassiodorus  de  institutionibus  diuinarum  litterarum.  Ailre- 
dus  de  standardo.  de  mappa  in  .i“.  vol. 


in  uno  volum. 
in  duobus  volum. 


o 


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Bemardus  super  cantica  canticorum.  Jeremias  glosatus.  Item  opu.scula  Ber- 
nardi  & epistole  & sententie  plurimorum.  Barbarismus  glosatus.  Epistole 
senece  et  pauli  in  uno  volumine. 

Sermones  petri  manducatoris.  De  ortu  S.  Cuthberti.  Passio  S.  Thome  Archiep. 

Cant.  Miraculum  de  ymagine  S.  Marie.  Vita  S.  Olaui  in  uno  vol. 

Quedam  gesta  saluatoris.  Sermo  Roberti  pullani.  Regula  de  quibusdam  ad- 
uerbijs  & questio  de  quadam  constructione.  Jeronimus  contra  Jouinianum. 
De  locis  misticis.  Beda  de  arte  metrica  & de  scematibus.  Hugo  de  instruc- 
tione  nouiciorum.  Epistola  Pratellici  Abbatis  ad  episcopum  suum  & rescriptum 
episcopi  in  uno  vol. 

Vita  S.  Jeronimi  & epistole  eiusdem  ,, 

Sentencie  magistri  Roberti  melodinensis  blank 

Sermones  abbatis  Werri  in  duobus  volum. 

Epistole  Sydonij  in  uno  vol. 


f.  5 a 

rubr.  Libri  glosati 

Genesis  Gl.  in  1“  vol. 

Exodus 
Ysaias 
Item  Ysaias 
Job 

Item  Job 

Duodecim  prophete 
Item  .xij  prophete 
Sex  prophete 
Tobias  & Judith  Glosati  & liber 
hester  & Apocalipsis  in  1°  vol. 
Cantica  canticorum  & epistole  cano- 
nice  Giosate  in  .1°.  vol. 


P 


Matheus  gl.  in  i"  vol. 

Marcus 
Item  marcus 
Lucas 
Item  lucas 
Item  lucas 
Item  Johannes 
Item  Johannes 
Epistole  canonice 
Epistole  pauli 
Item  epistola  pauli 
Apocalipsis 
Item  Apocalipsis  & cantica  canticorum 
Gl.  in  .1°. 


Liber  usuum  in  duobus  uoliminibus 

Glosule  super  psalterium  Qilberti  pore  in  uno  vol. 

Quedam  euangelia  breuiter  exposita.  Exhortatio  S.  Bernard!  ad  Eugenium 
papam.  Sententie  patrum  de  vicijs  & uirtutibus  & phisica.  Alia  in  uno  vol. 

Orationarium  quod  sic  incipit  Domine  ihesu  christe  fili  dei  uiui.  Bernardus  de 
cantus  proprietate.  Hore  de  S.  Maria.  Jnstitutio  capituli.  Expositio  super 
quosdam  psalmos  in  uno  vol. 

Item  orationarium  quod  sic  incipit.  Domine  ihesu  christe  qui  in  hunc  mundum. 
in  1“  vol. 

.Sententie  que  sic  incipiunt.  Ne  uelis  tibi.  et  Prudentius  in  uno  vol. 

Quedam  nominum  et  uerborum  expositio  in  epistolas  Pauli.  Versus  de  christo  et 
de  sacramentis  fidei.  Quorundam  patrum  sermones  in  uno  vol. 

Encheridion  & uersus  cuiusdam  de  morte  Roberti  bloet  episcopi  lincolnie.  & 
difficiliores  partes  ueteris  ac  noui  testament!  in  uno  vol. 

Quaedam  commenta  philosophie.  quedam  sententie  pauli  & ysaie.  Flores  quo- 
rundam euangeliorum.  Aurea  gemma.  Epistola  carnotensis  episcopi  mirifice 
utilitatis.  Liber  S.  Patricij.  Collatio  trinitatis.  S.  Aug.  a se  ipso  ad  se  ipsum. 


52 


CATALOGUE  OF  MANUSCRIPTS.  [MS.  34 


Excerpsiones  pannormie  yuonis.  Soliloquium  Mauricij  & quorundam  uerborum 
interpretationes  in  .1“.  vol. 

Psalterium  cum  dimidiis  uersibus  & quedam  orationes  per  rithmum  in  uno  vol. 
Libellus  qui  appellatur  ymago  mundi  & alie  sentencie  ,, 

Liber  inedicinalis  qui  fuit  hugonis  de  Beuerlaro. 


f.  5^ 


Sentencie  petri. 


A 


Psalterium  tripertitum 
Corpus  canonum.  Scintillarium 
Gratianus.  historica  scolastica 
Baldiwimis  in  ij.  uol. 


B 


Aug.  de  ciuitate  dei 

super  psalterium  .v 
contra  iulianum 
de  caritate 

de  perfectione  iusticie 
Encheridion  duo 
Aug.  de  gratia  & libero  arbitrio 
de  sermone  domini  in  monte 
de  quantitate  anime 
super  iohannem  .xv. 


c 


Regula  S.  benedicti 
Aug.  contra  faustum 
de  trinitate 
de  confessionibus 
de  uerbis  domini 
super  genesim  ad  litteram 
Epistole  aug. 

Aug.  unde  malum 

de  baptismo  paruulorum 
de  doctrina  Christiana 
contra  mendacium 
de  consensu  euangeliorum 
contra  Achademicos 
Soliloquium  augustini  .xiiij 


DBernardus  super  cantica  canticorum 
Libri  Bernardi 

Bernardus  ad  papam  eugenium 

Sermones  bernardi 

Aeldredus  de  spirituali  amicicia 

Sermones  aeldredi 

Vita  S.  Edwardi 

Epistole  aelredi 

Aelredus  de  anima 

Epistole  romanorum  pontificum 


MS.  34] 


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Epistole  cypriani 

Epistole  bernardi 

Speculum  caritatis 

Bernardus  de  diligendo  deum.  xiiij 

E 

Origenes  super  uetus  testamentum  in  .ii®.  uol. 
Rabanus  super  matheum 

Hamo  super  epistolas  pauli 
losephus  de  antiquitate 
losephus  de  iudaico  bello 
erasure. 

Itinerariuro  dementis  .vij. 

F 

Moralia  in  .v.  voluminibus 

Gregorius  super  Ezechielem 

Pars  prima  registri 
,,  secunda 

Cur  deus  homo 

Libri  Anselmi 

Epistole  iuonis 

Liber  pastoralis 

Liber  .xl.  omeliarum 

Dialogus  gregorii 

Robertas  super  apocalipsim 

Liber  sermonum.  .xvj. 

f.  6a  G 

Ambrosius  de  fide 

super  Lucam 

beati  immaculati 
de  officiis 
de  uirginibus 

Epistole  ambrosii 

Bernardus  super  cantica 

Exameron 

Egesippus 

lohannes  crisostomus 

Isydorus  in  ii°.  uol. 

Gregorius  nazanzenus 

Laurentius 

Epistole  senece 

Sermones  festum  super  festum 

Paralipomenon.  glos.  xvij 

H 

hugo  de  sacramentis  in  ii“  uol. 

contemptu  mundi 

Tractatus  hugonis 

Robertas  super  matheum 

Hugo  super  ecclesiasten 

Sermones  Mauricii 

CATALOGUE  OF  MANUSCRIPTS. 


[MS.  34 


Epistole  Mauricii 
Panormia  yuonis 
Item  panormia  j'uonis 
hugo  super  ierarchiam 
Robertus  super  leuiticum 
Liber  lapidum 
Sermones  o quam  xiiij 


Beda  super  lucam 
marcum 
tabernacula 
historia  Anglorum 
Beda  de  temporibus 

XXX.  questionibus 
super  samuelem 

cantica  canticorum 
Vita  S.  Cuthberti 
Compotus.  paulus  hereniita. 
historia  fulcheri 

britonum  xiij 

Epistole  pauli  glos. 

Psalterium 

Matheus 

Marcus  Sydonius 

Lucas 

lohannes 

Apocalipsis  & actus  apostolorum  Gl. 

Epistole  canonice  Gl. 

Missale.  passio  s.  Thome 
Psalterium  abbatis.  Orosius 
htstoria  Ecclesiastica 
lohannes  super  decreta 
Boetius  de  consolationibus 
Sententie  quid  est  tibi  mare 
Collectiones.  Item  collectiones  .xix. 

Vitas  patrum.  Vita  s.  godrici 
Decern  collationes  heremitarum 
Quatuordecim  collationes 
Exceptiones.  Babio. 

Diadema  monachorum 
Sententie  magistri  Walteri 

Sententie  que  sic  incipiunt.  Dum  medium  silentium. 

lohannes  cassianus  Paradisus  .xij. 

Psalteria  .xx. 


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Medicinalis  aurea 

Pricianus  magnus 

Pricianus  de  coiistructionibus 

Sententie  que  sic  incipiunt  Cum  complerentur 

Sermones.  Timenti  dominum 

Retorica.  Boetius  de  trinitate 

Boetius  de  consolatione.  Epistole  imperiales 

Isagoge  porfilij.  Claudianus 

Liber  odonis  (erasure).  Aldelmus 

Sinonima  ciceronis 

Isagoge  iohannicii 

Sententie  petri  et  med’ile  xviij 

Sententiole.  Sermones  bernardi  Sancti  p.  et  Libri  omeliarum  ii”. 


N 


Passionale  mensis  ianuarii 
octobris 
nouembris 

Vita  S.  Silvestri.  Vita  S.  Ambrosii 
Omelie  in  xl"‘^  viij 


o 


leronimus  super  ysaiam 

xii.  prophetas  in  ii“.  vol. 

Gregorius  super  cantica 
Afferte  domino  (in  erasure) 

Cantica  uersibus  expressa  Item  cantica  canticorum 
Opuscula  hildeberti 
leronimus  super  danielem 

contra  iouinianum.  Epistole  ieronimi 
Sermones  uerri  in  ii®.  uol. 

Versarium  Reinaldi.  leremias  gl. 

leronimus  de  ebraicis  questionibus.  Sermones  petri  manducatoris 
.xvij 


P 


Genesis  Gl.  Exodus  Gl. 

Duodecim  prophete  iii.  Sex  prophete 
Ysaye  duo.  Job  duo.  Tobias 
Lucas  tres  Marcus  Matheus  .ii. 
lohannes  tres  Epistole  pauIi  .ii. 
Apocalipsis  i.  Actus  apostolorum 
Cantica  canticorum.  Epistole  canonice 
Item  cantica  canticorum  xxvij 


Gillebertus  super  psalterium.  Liber  usuum 
Liber  arnulfi 

Orationaria  .ii°.  sententie 
Miracula  s.  marie 
Expositio  in  epistolas  pauIi 
Sententie  Gl.  Medicinale 


56 


CATALOGUE  OF  MANUSCRIPTS. 


[MS.  35 


Liber  interpretalionum  hebraicorum  nominum 

Collectiones 

Scintillarium  (erased) 

ApocaUpsis  glosatus 
Sermones.  Gaudeamus 
Gillebertus  super  cantica.  xvij. 

This  second  list  is  mainly  a shorter  replica  of  the  first ; at  the 
end  of  each  class  is  a note  of  the  number  of  volumes  in  it. 


35.  Q.  B.  1 8. 


Itinerarium  Joh.  Mandeville,  etc. 

Paper,  8|  x 6^,  ff.  i6o,  35  and  27  lines  to  a page.  Cent.  xv. 
Given  by  Mr  Man. 

Binding : original  boards  covered  with  brown  leather  of  cent, 
xvii,  xviii. 

Collation:  i®  (i  and  6 parchment:  5 cancelled)  iP  ||  a'®  b^®  c^® 
d“  = 64  leaves  ||  a^'^  b’^  c^^-P®  g*^  (12  cancelled)  85  leaves  ||  ii®  (i,  4,  5, 
8 parchment:  2,  4,  5,  6,  7 cancelled). 

Provenance.  Probably  Durham.  There  is  a xvth  cent,  table  of 
contents  on  f v a. 

In  isto  libro  continentur.  Itinerarium 
Johannis  Maundevill  Militis. 

Item  habetur  de  Machometo  capitulo  .xl. 

Item  Narraciones  de  gestis  Romanorum  moralizate. 

The  2nd  leaf  of  the  text  begins  : crucem  domini  Judei. 

Contents : 

1.  f.  ii.-iv.  contain  Latin  and  English  notes  on  the  power  and 

glory  of  God,  of  cent.  xvii. 
fif.  vi,  vii,  are  blank. 

2.  Itinerarium  Johannis  Maundevill f.  i 

In  88  sections : in  Latin. 

Colophon,  f.  64  a. 

Expl.  Itinerarium  Domini  Joh.  de  Maundevill  Militis  de  Mirabilibus  Mundi. 
f.  65  b is  blank. 

3.  Gesta  Romanorum Part  11.  f.  i 

Fifty-eight  stories,  not  corresponding  to  the  contents  of  any  one  MS.  described  in 
Oesterley’s  edition  of  the  Gesta  (Berlin  1872)  but  most  resembling  Cod.  Harl.  2270 
(described  by  him  p.  187). 


MS.  35j 


JESUS  COLLEGE. 


57 


I append  the  list  of  Emperors  in  the  Jesus  MS.  and  the  corresponding  numbers  of  the 
tales  in  the  Harley  MS. 


Harl. 

Harl. 

I 

Ancelmus 

I 

3> 

Theodocius 

21 

Dioclitianus 

2 

32 

Andronicus 

25 

3 

Leo 

3 

33 

Mobilissimus  rex  — 

4 

Lolius 

— 

34 

Antonius 

27 

5 

Ganterus 

4 

35 

Mamertius 

35 

6 

Freudricus 

5 

36 

Ardemius 

36 

7 

Freudicus 

6 

37 

Plebeus 

37 

8 

Felicianus 

7 

38 

Barlaam  (unicorn) 

9 

Domicius 

8 (Lucius) 

39 

Alexander 

65 

10 

Dioclicianus 

9 

40 

Eraclius 

66 

1 1 

Heculeus 

II  (Betoldus) 

41 

Fulgencius 

67 

12 

Pompeius 

12 

42 

Archillaus 

68 

*3 

Adrianus 

13 

43 

Eufemianus 

69 

14 

Fredrian 

J5 

44 

losias 

70 

'5 

Eadices 

(Caclides) 

45 

Pollemius 

71 

16 

Antonius 

24 

46 

Poemius 

73 

J7 

(B)enonius 

26 

47 

Fulgencius 

74 

18 

Andeonius 

28  (Andronicus) 

48 

Domicianus 

75 

•9 

louinianus 

29 

49 

Antonius 

76 

20 

Phebus 

31 

50 

Andronius 

77 

21 

Cesar 

3^ 

51 

Teobaldus 

78 

22 

Cranpadius 

33  (Lamp.) 

52 

Mireus 

79 

23 

Insennanus 

34  (Ensonn.) 

53 

Olimpius 

80 

24 

Ancelmus 

22 

54 

Innianus 

Lion  with  thorn 

25 

Lepodius 

16 

100 

26 

(F)elliculus 

— 

55 

Darius 

81 

27 

Leucippus 

— 

56 

Aquileus 

82  (Menelaus) 

28 

(P)ollonius 

48 

57 

Euclides  (De 

Gwydone  et  lapide 

29 

Agio 

69  the  two  wounds 

precioso)  94, 

102 

30 

Adrianus 

20  (soldier  Por- 

58 

Pancrasius 

84 

firius) 


The  last  quire  of  the  volume  contains  two  cancel-pages  of 
Maundeville,  one  (loose)  corresponding  to  f.  24  « (§xxix),  the  other 
to  f.  56a  (§  Ixxiii). 

On  the  last  parchment  leaf  is : 


Sumr.  thome  rysyng  du 


a Orforthe. 


58 


CATALOGUE  OF  MANUSCRIPTS. 


[MSS.  36-38 


36.  Q.  B.  19. 

Robert:  Lincolniensis  Summa  Justitiae. 

Vellum,  84  X 6,  fif.  218,  double  columns  of  36  lines  each.  Cent.  xv. 

There  is  no  donor’s  name.  The  name  Henry  Murgetrode  occurs 
at  the  end  of  the  index. 

Binding : original  boards,  not  covered  with  skin  : rebacked : 
strap  and  pin  fastening  gone : mark  of  staple  near  right  edge  of 
front  cover,  underneath  the  clasp. 

The  second  leaf  of  the  table  begins  de  remediis : the  second  leaf 
of  text  22  nulla  est. 

Collation:  a^  (wants  i)  b^^-k*^  P t“  (13,  14,  16  cancelled) 

u^  (3,  4 cancelled). 

Other  MSS.  of  this  work  are  Balliol  cccxx,  Lincoln  (Oxf)  cv, 
Peterhouse  89,  Camb.  Univ.  Ff.  iii  24,  all  of  cent.  xv. 

It  is  in  ten  parts. 


37.  Q.  B.  20. 

Lecture- Notes  by  Franc.  Stirling. 

Paper,  8|  x 7,  ff.  189,  52  lines  to  a full  page.  Cent,  xvii  (1669). 
Contents : 

The  heading  on  p.  i runs  thus  : 

In  generalia  Philosophiae  Theoremata  vulgo  dicta  Metaphysica  Praefatio  dictata  a 
Magistro  Gulielmo  Patersone  et  a me  Francisco  Stirling  conscripta  1669. 

The  dates  of  the  lectures  run  to  March,  1671. 

They  are  followed  by 

Axiomata  Mori  de  immortalitate  animae  in  English,  the  names  of  the  constellations, 
and  three  pages  of  Theses. 


38.  Q.  B.  21. 

S.  Gregorii  Nazianzeni  Opera. 

Vellum,  8 X 6,  ff.  1 19,  25  lines  to  a page.  Cent.  xii. 

Binding : modern  skin  over  the  old  boards  : formerly  had  strap 
and  pin  fastenings.  Given  by  Mr  Man. 


MS.  39] 


JESUS  COLLEGE. 


59 


Provenance.  Hexham.  On  the  bottom  of  f.  i is 

Liber  sancti  Andree  de  Hextildesham  (xv.). 

The  old  title  on  the  fly-leaf  is  Apologij  gregorii  cum  aliis  (xv.). 

Collation : Thirteen  quires  of  8,  one  of  6,  the  last  of  8 (+  8*). 

Contents : 

On  f.  I is  a title  in  red  in  9 lines. 

In  hoc  corpore  continentur  libri  .viii*”.  gregorii  episcopi  nazanzeni.  id  est.  Apolo- 
geticus  liber  unus.  Ue  epiphaniis  sine  de  natali  domini  liber  unus.  De  luminibus  sine 
secundis  epiphaniis  liber  unus.  De  pentecosten  de  spiritu  sancto  liber  unus.  In  .semet 
ipso  de  agro  liber  unus.  De  ieremie  dictis  presente  imperatore  apud  quern  intercedit  pro 
quodam  periclitante  liber  unus.  De  reconciliatione  monachorum  liber  unus.  De 
grandinis  uastatione  cum  pater  episcopus  reticeret  liber  unus. 


Incipit  Prefatio  RVFlNl  AD  (a)pronianvm  . . . . f.  i 

Apologeticus  ..........  2 i 

de  epiphaniis  (orat.  38,  ed.  Par.)  ......  y)  b 

de  luminibus  (orat.  39,  ed.  Par.)  ......  50 

de  pentecoste  (orat.  44,  ed.  Par.)  ......  61 

de  semetipso  (orat.  28,  ed.  Par.)  . . . . . . 71 

de  Ieremie  dictis  (orat.  17,  ed.  Par.) 82 

de  reconciliatione  monachorum  (orat.  12,  ed.  Par.)  ...  89 

de  grandinis  uastatione  (orat.  15,  ed.  Par.).  . . . . 100  ^ 

Ends  on  tio<2,  the  verso  is  blank. 


Incipit  tractatus  in  canone  misse  et  de  dilferentiis  in  faciendis 
cmcibus  et  de  pluribus  aliis  necessariis,  scilicet  que  sit  causa  misse 
que  differentia  quis  finis  que  uirtus  quis  ordo  que  ratio  que 
utilitas,  a Ricardo  abbate  ecclesie  premonstrati  ordinis  editus. 

In  uirtute  sancte  crucis  . . . . . . . . 1 1 1 

Ends  on  wc^a,  verso  blank:  in  a different  hand,  26  lines  to  a 
page.  The  initials  to  the  orations  of  Gregory  are  large  and  bold  : 
blue  and  red  are  the  prevailing  colours : the  writing  is  very  good. 


39.  Q.  B.  23. 

Lecture-Notes  by  Fr.  Stirling. 

Paper,  8 x 6,  ff.  132,  various  numbers  of  lines  to  a page.  Cent, 
xvii  (1668). 

Contents : 

Structurae  Supplementum. 

Dictatum  a magistro  Gulielmo  Patersone  et  a me  Francisco  Stirlingo  sub  ejus  feuda 
versante  (erasure). 

Con  Anno  1668  scriptum  io“.  novem. 


6o 


CATALOGUE  OF  MANUSCRIPTS. 


[mss.  40,  41 


It  is  a system  of  Logic.  On  p.  200  is  a note. 

Finem  Logicis  imposuimus  19  Calen.  Janua:  14  die  Decembris  anno  domini  1669 
paulo  ante  horam  undecimam. 

Four  pages  of  notes  follow. 


40.  Q.  B.  24. 

Acta  Apostolorum  cum  glossa. 

Vellum,  8^  x fif.  114,  17  lines  of  text  to  a page.  Cent.  xii. 
Original  boards  re-covered : chain-mark  at  bottom  of  last  leaf. 
Given  by  Mr  Man. 

Collation  : i*  a®-n®  o^®  (10  gone). 

Probably  from  Durham : f.  2 begins  (text)  Quibus  et  (gloss,  hinnanitas  a diuinitate). 
I do  not  find  it  in  the  old  Catalogues. 

It  is  very  well  written,  with  plain  red  or  green  initials  ; on  f.  1 13 

is  Explicit  liber  actuum  apostolorum  liber  vill  . D . C (for  habet 
v(ersus)  iii . D . c.) 


41.  Q.  B.  25. 

Speculum  Religiosorum,  etc. 

Vellum,  8-^  x 5|,  fif.  176,  37  lines  to  a page.  Cent,  xv,  xiv,  and 
xiii. 

Given  by  Mr  Man.  Binding : the  original  wooden  boards 
covered  with  newer  leather : formerly  fastened  with  strap  and  pin. 

Provenance:  most  likely  Durham:  it  contains  a tract  by 
Uthred  of  Bolton,  who  was  a monk  of  Durham,  and  Prior  of 
Finchale  in  1371.  Not  in  Catt.  Vett. 

Collation:  a^®  b^^  c®  d^^  ||  e®  f®  g®  ||  h^'^-k'^  1®  m^"  n^®  o®  (wants  3, 
4,  6)  II  p*®  II  q®  r®  s®  (wants  7,  8)  t^  u^  v®. 

Contents : 

I.  Speculum  Religiosorum f.  i 

Cent.  XV.  : imperfect,  beginning  in  c.  26 : ends  on  44  a. 


MS.  41] 


JESUS  COLLEGE. 


61 


followed  by  a table  of  the  chapters:  at  the  bottom  of  the 
page  is : 

orate  pro  anima  Johannis  de  Hallughton. 

On  the  verso,  otherwise  blank,  are  six  lines  on  S.  Mary 
Magdalen,  beginning 

Fletque  rigatque  pedes  domini  tergitque  capillis, 
and  a xvith  cent,  name  Robert  Horsley. 

2.  A Table  of  the  contents  of  a volume,  not  the  present  one  . 45 

Cent.  xiv.  a list  of  24  sermons  and  the  Capitida  of  a Sum?na 

de  vicijs  in  1 3 1 chapters. 

3.  A Tract  on  ecclesiastical  discipline  .....  46  ^ 

In  another  hand,  of  cent.  xv. : double  columns  of  38  lines  each 

Inc.  De  nocturna  illusione.  Cum  nocturna  illusio  sit  una 
species  luxurie:  the  last  chapter  is  de  celestia  gloria:  ends 
on  65  a col.  I,  col.  2 (blank)  is  cut  off,  651^,  66  were 
blank:  on  66  a is  a rude  drawing  of  a crucifix:  on  65  b are 
5 lines  on  England. 

Anglia  terra  ferax  et  fertilis  angulus  orbis. 


4.  Tabula  super  regulam  S.  Benedict!  .....  67 

Capitula  on  f.  67  : text  f.  68,  cent.  xv.  37  lines  to  a page. 

5.  Tabula  super  librum  B.  Bernard!  de  precepto  et  dispensacione  88 
Compilata  a magistro  Vthredo  Bolton  (the  name  added  to  the 

colophon  on  101  b). 

6.  Tabula  breuis  super  libellum  dictum /Vebr  . . \ot.  b 

7.  Tabula  breuis  super  constituciones  benedictinas  . . . 108 


8.  Quomodo  et  processus  qualiter  Judas  postquam  tradidit  Ihesum 

uenit  ad  matrem  suam  et  qualiter  consuluit  earn  et  noluit  ab — 

Inc.  Postquam  ludas  tradidit  Ihesum  ludeis. 

The  story  of  Judas  and  the  cock,  which  also  occurs  in  Q.  D.  4 : 
the  same  text,  ending  Taqueo  se  suspendit  sicque  inter  celum 
et  terram  periit  quod  magistrum  suum  dei  vnigenitum 
saluatorem  omnium  credencium  tradidit.  Expl.  miserabilis 
finis  lude  traditoris  Ihesu  Christ!.’ 

Added  in  a xvth  cent,  hand  in  col.  2 of 109  a 

9.  Regula  beati  Benedict!. 

In  the  hand  of  nos.  4 — 7 : and  imperfect  in  c.  73  . . . no 

10.  Articuli  5 — 14  on  feudal  rights  of  Durham  (?)  . . . 132 

Added  in  cent,  xv,  xvi,  on  a leaf  originally  blank : imperfect, 

beginning  in  art.  4. 

de  terra  uel  feodo  prioris  dimidiabunt  inter  episcopum  et 
priorem  sine  dificultate. 

11.  Constitution  of  the  Abbots  of  S.  Alban’s,  S.  Mary  of  York, 

and  Chester,  for  the  Benedictines  in  England  . . . 133 

Cent.  xiv. 

Followed  by  two  notes,  one  from  Lanfranc,  one  on  the  rule  of 

S.  Benedict:  of  cent,  xv 141^ 

142  b is  blank. 


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[ms.  41 


12.  Extracts: 

(a)  Hoc  autem  non  te  lateat  Petre,  quid  uir  dei  inter 

tot  miracula 143 

((5)  Plurimi  nequaquam  pleniter  intelligentes  (on  the  Rule).  143 

(c)  nota  in  rosario  .xxvij.  q.  .ij.  de  eo  quod  dicitur  in 
regula  monachorum,  monachus  recedens  de  monas- 
terio  etc.  144 

In  a hand  of  cent.  xv. : 34  lines  to  a page. 

13.  Meditations. 

Incipiunt  meditaciones  excitatiue  compunctionis  ex  sacre 
scripture  et  sanctorum  sentenciis  compilate  presertim  ex 
sentenciis  beati  Augustini  beati  Bernardi  et  venerabilis 
Anselmi. 

Memento  miser  homo.  In  9 chapters:  a table  at  the  end  145 

1 4.  Meditacio  diuine  laudis  et  spei  uenie  prouocatiua  composita 

a dicto  magistro  Willelmo  monacho  et  doctore  . . . 1501^ 

I find  no  previous  mention  of  William. 

Memor  fui  dei  et  delectatus  sum. 

15.  Meditacio  diuini  amoris  desideratiua  composita  ab  eodem  . 153^ 

Memento  mei  deus. 

16.  Meditacio  composita  a domino  Vtredo  monacho  Dunelmensi 

et  sacre  pagine  professore  ad  excitandum  hominem  cog- 
noscere  semetipsum. 

Domine  recogitabo  tibi  omnes  annos 156 

In  a larger  hand:  31  lines  to  a page:  a later  note  is  added 
on  163  a. 

17.  Notes  of  ordinances  concerning  the  order  ....  164 

Diffinitum  est  quod  abbates  singuli  et  priores  gestu  et  habitu 

regulariter  se  habentes. 

Nine  paragraphs,  cent.  xv. 

18.  Copia  litere  domini  Bernardi  de  Genebreda  Prioris  prioratus 

de  Longauilla  ord.  Cluniac.  dioc.  Rothomag.  de  reuocatione 
censurarum  constitutionum  Benedicti  Pape  xii”*'  presi- 
dentibus  in  capitulo  prouinciali  anglie  die  Marcurii  prox. 
post  fest.  Nativ.  B.  Marie  celebrato  apud  Northampton 
anno  domini  mccc.  xliij®.  cent.  xv.  .....  165 

19.  Innocencius  iiii  etc.  dilecto  filio  Priori  Uunelm.,  giving  him 

power  to  dispense  with  strict  observance  of  the  Rule : ends. 

Istud  est  in  domo  nostra  bullatum  et  est  censuracio  facta  ab 
eodem  Innoc.  Abbatibus  de  Ebor.  et  de  Seleby  . . . 168 

20.  Informacio  ad  computandum  algorismum. 

In  the  hand,  I think,  of  no.  10:  added  ....  168  b 

21.  Ordinaciones  facte  in  Annuali  Capitulo  Dunelm.  by  Prior 

Wessyngton  in  1417. 

Cent.  XV.  13  paragraphs i6g  b 

23.  Littere  Mag.  Rostandi  de  inquisicione  pecunie  e.  Archidiac. 

Dunelm. 

Cent.  xiii.  He  was  nuncius  of  Alexander  . . . . 171 


MS.  42] 


JESUS  COLT.EGE. 


63 


The  first  letter  is  dated  York  1 Non.  Ap.  a.d.  1256. 

There  are  ten  documents  in  all,  ending  on  176  a:  f.  176  is 
glued  to  the  cover. 


42.  Q.  B.  27. 


Prosodia  Sacerdotum. 

Vellum,  6|  x 4^,  ff.  47,  double  columns  of  35  lines  each.  Cent. 
XV,  after  1443. 

The  donor’s  name  does  not  appear. 

Binding:  stamped  leather,  on  the  front  side  miscellaneous 
stamps  are  used,  principally  large  fleurs-de-lys  with  an  irregular 
quatrefoil  in  the  L.  upper  corner : on  the  other  cover  dolphins 
enclosing  3 panels:  {a)  and  {c)  En  dieu(.'’)  | mafye,  {b)  a large 
Lombardic  P : outside  all  a band  of  flowers  in  lozenges : one 
brass  clasp. 

Collation:  a®  b^®  (wants  10)  c®  d®  e®  f®. 

Contents : 

1.  Prosodia  Sacerdotum i 

This  is  a table  of  all  the  words  in  the  lessons,  etc.,  for  the 

whole  year,  in  which  mistakes  in  prosody  were  likely  to  be 
made.  The  quantity  of  the  penultimate  .syllable  is  indicated 
by  an  / for  longa,  ^ = breuis,  accent  subleuatus  on  the 
last  syllable,  d for  a depressura  of  the  accent  on  the  last. 

There  is  a fair  border  on  f.  i a of  English  work,  and  other 
partial  borders  occur,  but  the  ornament  is  not  remarkable. 

In  the  part  relating  to  the  Propriiini  Sanctorum  we  have  the 
usual  Sarum  English  Saints,  with  special  emphasis  on  S. 

Frideswide:  her  feast,  octave,  translation,  Dominica  mfra 
Octauam,  and  Per  Octauam : following  this,  and  imme- 
diately preceding  the  Coinmune  Sanctorum,  is  Inuencio 
fratrum. 

2.  A Chronology  from  1370  to  1443 46  ^ 

In  another  hand,  in  red  and  black : the  Sunday  Letter,  Golden 

Number,  etc.,  are  given  for  every  year,  and  a good  many 
commemorations  of  events,  recorded  in  English,  as  follows: 
italics  indicate  rubrication. 

1377  d 10  3 m Coronacion  of  kyng  Richard. 

'379  ^ 10  a y®  town  of  gravysend  brent. 

1380  TT  g 13  1 m Rysytig  of  ^ commons  of  Kent. 

1381  ye  girt  erth  mouyng. 


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[MS.  43 


1382 

1387 

1394 

1395 
1397 

Ala  1399 

1400 

1401 

1402 

'403 

1404 

•405 

1407 
1409 
141 1 
14T2 

i4>3 

1414 

1416 

1417 

1419 

1420 

1421 

1423 

1425 

1426 
1429 

47 ^ 1431 

1434 

1436 

1437 

1441 


Beschop  of  norwych  goyng  into  Jlanders. 
ye  risyng  of  .v.  lordys. 

Qwen  anne  dyede. 

Qwen  Isabel  crounede. 

Erie  of  arndel  died. 

Kyng  herri  • 4 • Crownede. 

A gret  dretk. 

humbildumbil  batel  and  douglas  takyn  ther. 

Stella  comota  (=cometa)  dr"  • 8 • freris  hangyde. 

Batel  of  Schiewsbery. 

Byschop  of  jorke  hehedede. 

An  huge  frost  16  wokys. 

Erie  of  northuniberland  be  hedid. 
he  kyngs  sonnys  wbet  in  eschape. 

^e  noble  first  alaied.  ( = allayed), 
her  Oolde  castel  brake  prisone. 

Crownyng  of  kyng  karri  • v • rysyng  of  olde  castel 
kny^t. 

her  was  herflede  (Harfleur)  be  schegyde. 

Sege  of  cane  & cumyng  of  he  emperur  into  J>is  londe. 
Oolde  castel  was  hottgyde. 

Qwen  Kateryne  weddyde. 

Crownynge  of  i>'  quene. 

Byrth  of  kynge  herry  • vj"  • 

Sir  will'  taylliour  prest  brent. 

a discencion  betwen  london  & bychope  of  winchester. 

In  )>is  'ier  h'  sam  byschope  was  made  CardenaV. 
Crownyng  of  kyng  herri  he  vj.  at  westm’. 

Crounyng  of  owr  kyng  a‘  paryche. 

• 15  • wokis  duringe  a gret  frost. 

h'  duke  of  burgun  was  driuin  fro  calice  his  bastil  brent. 
he  rate  of  of  london  brike  brake  & fel  downe. 
he  duchese  of  gloucestre  was  put  to  penance. 


The  name  of  Richarde  Smith,  as  owner,  occurs  on  f.  43  b. 


43.  Q.  D.  I. 


Misc.  Medica. 

Paper,  8f  x 6,  ff.  164,  40  lines  to  a page.  Cent.  xv. 

Binding  : leather  of  cent,  xviii,  over  old  boards. 

Collation:  i^  a“  b“  c®  (+  6*)  d*“  e^^  (wants  14)  f“  (wants  5)  g®  h® 
ji2  1^12  p4  inserted)  m^®  n'^  o'^  iP. 


MS.  43] 


JESUS  COLLEGE. 


65 


Contents : 

Notes  of  Apothecaries  weight,  and  two  receipts,  in  English,  in  two 


hands  . . . . f.  5 a 

A treatise  in  Latin,  chiefly  excerpted  from  Isidore’s  Origines  and 

Pliny,  on  materia  medica 5 ^ 


Inc.  Castor  est  bestia  mirabilis.  The  opening  sections  treat  of 
Castor. 

Oximel. 

De  cera  et  uirtutibus  eius. 

De  butiro. 

Casceus. 

Bdelium. 

On  f.  10  a are  some  receipts  in  English. 

Incipit  liber  de  infirmitatibus  et  venenis \ib 

Postquam  compleuimus  auxiliante  deo  tractatum  de  illorum  pro- 
prietatibus  que  homini  naturam  perficiunt. 

The  chapters  are  numbered  up  to  Ixx.,  the  last  being  de  medico  et 
eius  officio. 

Then  follow  accounts  of  various  substances,  without  title  or  num- 
bering of  chapters  ; extracted  from  Pliny,  Dioscorides,  etc.  . 44  b 

Lac.  lilium,  lactuca,  pulegium,  pix,  plantago,  petrocilum,  palmirus, 
etc.  Ends  on  f.  52  a. 

De  passionibus  oculorum  . ^^b 

Auctor  iste  determinans  de  passionibus  oculorum,  in  a slightly 
larger  hand,  with  rubricated  initials. 

Ends  on  f.  61  a,  hec  collirium  quo  vtebatur  imperator  frethericus  et 
hec  sufficit. 

A treatise  in  English  (de  Urinis), 

Alle  maner  men  & women  hat  willyn  knowen  a mannes  or  a 


womans  state 61  ^ 

Miscellaneous  receipts  in  English,  in  several  hands  . . . 65  a 

Secreta  mulierum  in  English,  in  the  hand  of  no.  4 . . . . 70  a 

Headed,  Assit  principio  sancta  maria  meo. 


Whanne  god  maker  of  alle  hynkes  in  he  furst  ordinawns  of  he 
world. 

Materia  Medica  in  English,  in  the  same  hand  . . . . 75  3 

(f.  no  in  another  hand,  inserted.) 

Aloe — Zucarium. 

P'ollowed  immediately  by  notes  on 

Egrimonia,  Acacia,  Buglossa,  in  Latin 121a 

and  on  Cassia  lignea  and  Castorium  in  English  . . . . 121^ 

Miscellaneous  receipts  in  Latin  and  English \ii  b 

Here  begynnyth  he  makyng  of  oyles  for  diuerse  infirmitees  & furst 
we  schalle  declare  he  makyng  of  oyl  of  laurus  & aftyrward 

procede  of  ohhir.  In  the  hand  of  no.  4 

Dicta  ypocracii.  Thys  book  ypocras  sent  vnto  kynge  sasar  y‘  he 
desyryd  of  hym  & now  i haue  made  it  i send  it  to  yow  & wete  ye 

J.  MSS. 


5 


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wele  it  is  good  tresore.  kepe  it  welle  as  yovvre  owne  lyff  ffor  i 
haue  made  to  helpe  & hele  of  yowre  body  . . . . 126  ^ 

Euery  man  beste  and  fowle  hayth  • iiii  • hum^;-us. 

De  quatuor  infirmitatibus  corperum  vbi  insurgunt,  in  English  . . 128  a 

On  the  nine  pulses,  in  English 129  a 

To  wete  & to  knowe  ye  veynes  off  blode  letynge  . . . . x^ia 

On  the  pure  complexions 134^ 

De  numeris  ossium  ac  venarum  et  dencium  in  humanis  corporibus  . 135  « 

Miscellaneous  receipts  in  English  . . . . . . . 135  a 

here  begynnyth  a nobil  tretyse  made  of  a physy<cy>an  John  of 

burdews  for  medysyn  ageyn  he  pestylens  euylle  . . . . x^’ja 

Expl.  tract.  Joh.  de  burgall  editus  contra  morbum  pestilencie  qui 
est  morbus  epidimialis  anno  domini  mill™°  ccc™"  nonagesimo. 

Receipts  in  English *39 

Receipts  and  notes  on  the  treatment  of  wounds,  in  Latin  . . 151 « 

A tract  in  Latin,  with  invocation  of  God’s  help  in  a rubric  at  the 

beginning,  but  no  title. 

Medicina  pro  corpore  humano  finaliter  componuntur  . . . *55  ^ 

Receipts  in  English  and  Latin,  in  several  hands  . . . . 157  ^ 


There  are  four  vellum  fly-leaves  of  cent,  xiv  at  each  end  con- 
taining records  of  cases. 

f.  I a.  Inc.  Predict,  comes  Gloucestr.  et  Herford  et  made. 

1 b.  Norff.  Joh.  de  Manteby  et  Petrus  frater  eius  petit  uersus  Robertum  de  Manteby 
duas  partes  quatraginta  et  sex  mesuag.,  etc. 

2 b mentions  Thorp.  Matelask.  Stenekeye.  Manyngtone.  Salle.  Wethyngham. 

Ib.  Will,  de  Ancrenges  tenuit  Baron,  de  ffolkestan. 

3 Noting.  Herb,  de  Rysele,  Rob.  de  Heyle  ...  ad  respond.  Prior  de  Sym- 
plyngham. 

4 a.  Rad.  Basset  et  Joh.  le  Heyward  ...  ad  respond.  Will®  de  (?)  Tyfford  persone 
med.  Eccl.  de  Weledon. 

lb.  Placita  apud  Westm.  de  quindena  Pasch.  coram  O.  de  Weylond  et  soc.  suis  Anno 
V.  V.  E.  sextodecimo. 

f.  i6ia.  Joh.  de  Hilde  tulit  breue  quod  vocatur  quare  impedit  ...  about  the  Church 
of  N. 

161  b.  (Rob.)  fil.  Ric'  de  Adeston  etc.  ad  resp.  Thome  Ep®  hereford. 

162  a.  Tho.  de  Aschamton. 

162  b.  Leycestr.  All  in  French. 

163(5.  Latin  resumed.  Margaret,  widow  of  Hugh  de  Wynestuwe  petit  uersus 
abbatem  de  oseneye. 

These  leaves  are  a good  deal  torn. 


MS.  44] 

44.  Q.  D.  2. 


JESUS  COLLEGE. 


67 


Dioscorides,  etc. 

Vellum,  8i  x 6^,  fif.  159,  varying  number  of  lines  to  a page. 
Cent,  xii,  xiii. 

Binding:  original  white  skin  over  boards:  strap  and  pin  fasten- 
ing. Given  by  Mr  Man. 

Provejiance : Durham:  on  (.  2 a is  written  (cent,  xii,  xiii) 

Liber  sancti  Cuthberti  de  Dunelm“.  In  darker  ink,  Ex  dono  magistri  Herberti  medici. 
Diascorides.  Liber  de  natura  lapidum.  Exceptiones  de  libro  pauli.  Dicta  quedam 
Petri  alfunsi.  Quedam  pars  prisciani  de  accentibus.  Pars  libri  aurelii  ambrosii. 

In  a hand  of  cent,  xv,  xvi 

/ diascorides  per  modum  alphabeti  de  virtutibus  herbarum  et  compositione 

I olerum. 

, Item  lapidarius  quidam  liber  de  natura  lapidum  per  modum  alphabeti. 

Contenta  , p^isj-ianus  de  accentibus. 

I Item  notabilia  quedam  in  libro  primo. 

I jdus  yi  fYe_ 

Below  this  is  an  index  of  cent.  xvii. 

On  f.  3 in  a hand  of  cent,  xv, 

Diascorides  • liber  de  natura  lapidum  O.  2“*“®  7'  ffe. 

In  Cat.  Vet.  p.  8 (in  the  Catalogue  of  cent,  xii)  we  find 

Exceptiones  de  Libro  Pauli. 

Priscianus  de  accentibus. 

Parabolae  Petri  Amphulsi. 

Liber  Aurelii  Ambrosii. 

Liber  Diascoridis. 

Liber  de  Natura  Lapidum  in  uno  volumine. 

In  the  Catalogue  of  1391  (p.  33) 

Libri  Medicinae. 

O.  Diascorides.  Liber  de  Nat.  Lap.  Exerciones  de  lib.  Pauli.  Dicta  quaedam 
Petri  Alfonsi.  Quaedam  pars  Priciani  de  accent,  ii.  fo.  leporutn  ventres. 

The  first  cover  is  lined  with  part  of  a leaf  (unfinished,  and 
without  the  intended  musical  notes)  of  a service  book  containing 
lessons  and  antiphons  from  Isaiah,  beautifully  written,  of  cent.  xiii. 

Collation:  a.*  (-P4*  blank)  b'*  c*  (wants  7)  vi®  vii^®  viii®  ix'*  x®  xi® 
xii®  xiiB  (wants  2)  xiv®  xv®  xvi®  xvii®  xviii*®  xix^®  xx'®  xxi®  xxii® 
(wants  6,  blank)  d®  e®  (wants  5,  blank  : 6 was  the  cover). 


5—2 


68 


CATALOGUE  OF  MANUSCRIPTS. 


[MS.  44 


Contents : 

Three  receipts,  in  Latin,  for  dyeing  the  hair f.  i a 

f.  I is  blank  : f.  2 a contains  the  table  of  contents  cited  above. 

Pauli  liber  de  cura  egritudinum  parcium  tocius  corporis:  et  primum 
de  allopicia  et  tofifia  siue  caluitio.  Cent,  xii,  xiii  ...  26 

This  tract  relates  only  to  the  hair  and  its  diseases, 
f.  5 is  blank. 

Dicta  philosophorum  (per  Petrum  Alfunsum),  without  title  . . 6 

In  four  chapters  beginning  respectively  (cent,  xiii,  xiv) 

1.  Animo  melius  distincta  seruantur. 

2.  Cum  quidam  stolidus  audiente  socrate  diceret. 

3.  Apius  Claudius  crebro  solebat  dicere. 

4.  Cato  octogesimum  sextum  agens  annum. 

Septem  facetie  et  septem  rusticitates S d 

f.  9 a is  blank  save  for  two  late  receipts, 
f.  10  a is  blank. 

Priscianus  de  accentibus.  Cent,  xii,  xiii  . . . . . 10  ^ 

ff.  153  and  16  are  blank. 

Dioscorides  de  uirtutibus  herbarum.  Cent,  xii,  xiii  . . . 17 

30  lines  to  a page : very  good  hand.  The  quires  are  numbered  on 
their  first  leaves  vi-xxii.  The  hand  varies  considerably  in  ap- 
pearance. There  are  in  some  instances  marks  on  the  first  leaf  of 
the  quire,  indicative  of  the  portion  of  the  text  which  it  contains. 

Thus  quire  X,  containing  parts  of  letters  B and  C,  is  marked  c.  ii : 

XI  is  c.  XXV ; XII  is  can.  et  ed.  (it  extends  from  Cardamus  to 
Ediosmum) : xiv  is  F.  j J.  ij  (Fel  to  lacinctus):  XV  is  t.  i et 
o.  j I lach  1.  (lus — Litargirum) : xvii  is  m.  ij  (Mandragora — 

Oleum) : xxi  is  t.  i v.  j (Thalapsium — Vinum). 

The  text  ends  on  f.  145a:  a slightly  later  extract  on  the  intellect: 

ff.  145(^-147  a contain  late  receipts  (cent,  xvii):  f.  147  3 is  blank. 

Liber  de  natura  lapidum:  in  French  verse.  Cent,  xii,  xiii,  double 

columns  148 

Headed  on  top  margin : Incip.  lapidarius.  Sancti  spiritus  assit 
nobis  gratia.  Damante. 

Co  nus  demustre  laimant.  Deus  ot  en  tere  icel  semblant.  Ki  en  la  nuit  done  luur. 
Co  est  en  nostre  tenebrur.  Adamas  ad  de  fer  culur.  Et  cristal  la  resplendur.  De- 
mustrance  del  creatur.  Quo  il  nus  traist  denfein  a luur.  Si  cum  la  pere  trait  le  fer. 
IHU  crist  nus  traist  denfer. 

The  poem  extends  from  Aimant  to  Trisites,  in  alphabetical 
order.  On  f.  158  is  the  Epilogue,  which  runs  thus; 

Dirrund  cil  qui  ues  conuister««t.  Puet  cel  estre  quo  fables  sunt.  Ne  que  aureie 
dunt  penser.  Quant  Jo  desesperai  et  lesuei.  Mais  sil  se  uolunt  pr^penser  et  les  peres 
espermenUr.  lur  creatur  aurerwwt.  pur  les  miracles  quo  il  u^rrunt.  Que  il  posa  pur 
tote  gent,  as  peres  medicinem^wt.  En  surq«^  tut  q«atre  maneres.  mustrat  medicine  des 
peres.  Pur  le  tocher,  pur  le  porter,  pur  le  beiure.  pur  les  guarder.  Ces  quatre 
maneres  i posad.  Deus  grant  signifiance  ad.  E co  dirrai  en  lautre  liure.  .Se  mu  xpist 


MS.  45] 


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me  leisse  uiure.  kar  co  ert  tut  allegorie.  de  ihu  crist  le  fiz  marie.  Tut  co  serra 
diuinite.  quen  lautre  liure  ert  demustre.  E al  prologe  musterum.  de  qui  auctorite 
traitum.  E deus  mait  al  com««cer.  e al  finer  et  al  trdxiex.  Ci  fine  li  liure  t^'restre. 
e commence  li  celestre. 

There  follow  in  a hand  of  the  same  pencil  some  paragraphs  on  the  polishing  of 
precious  stones,  extending  to  the  end  of  col.  i,  f.  158^. 


45.  Q.  D.  3. 

Repertorium  super  Speculum  Historiale  Vincentii 
DE  Beluace. 

Vellum,  7|  X 5|,  ff.  264,  32  lines  to  a page.  Cent.  xv. 

Given  by  Mr  Man. 

Binding  : stamped  leather  of  xvth  century  (re-backed  and  paper 
boards  inserted  : formerly  had  two  clasps) : the  stamps  used  are 
four:  (l)  square,  a Paschal  Lamb  and  flag  face  to  L. ; (2)  square,  a 
lion  walking  to  L. ; (3)  lozenge-shaped,  a bird  with  raised  wings 
facing  R. ; (4)  circular  within  a square,  a hare  seated  facing  R. 

Collation : a®-r®  s'"  t®-z®  aa®-fr®  gg®  (4-8  blank,  gone). 

Provenance : Durham.  On  the  3rd  fly-leaf  is  the  following 
inscription : 

L.  Repertorium  super  speculum  historiale  cum  contratabula  2“  fo.  cat. 

then  in  another  hand  : 

Iste  liber  assignatur  Nono  (?  nouo)  Armariolo  in  Claustro  Dunelm.  Ecclesie  per 
venerabilem  patrem  magistmm  Johannem  Auklande  priorem  eiusdem  ecclesie. 

The  first  leaf  has  a good  border  of  English  work  in  gold,  blue, 
green,  orange  and  pink : a columbine  in  the  initial : a good  partial 
border  on  f.  5 a. 

Contents : 

Prologue  addressed  to  Simon,  Cardinal  of  S.  Prisca,  by  John  haut 
furey,  presbyter;  this  must  have  been  Simon  d’Archiac,  Archbp 


of  Vienne,  made  Cardinal  in  1320,  d.  1320  or  1323  . . . f.  i a 

The  prologue  is  in  three  divisions,  explanatory  of  the  plan  of  the 

work. 

Text 5 (2 

A list  of  the  headings,  in  the  nominative  case,  in  4 cols,  on  a page, 

with  a prefatory  note 246  l> 

A list  of  the  ‘ flores  ’ or  extracts  contained  in  the  Speculum  His- 
toriale, with  a prefatory  note  .......  263  6 


The  table  seems  well  constructed  and  full,  and  would  very 
likely  be  worth  printing. 


70 


CATALOGUE  OF  MANUSCRIPTS. 


[ms.  46 


46.  Q.  D.  4. 


Elucidarius,  etc. 

Vellum,  6|  X 4^,  ff.  269  + 5 fly-leaves,  varying  number  of  lines 
to  the  page.  Cent,  xv,  and  xii,  xiii. 

Belonged  to  the  College  in  1664. 

Binding ; red  skin  over  boards  : has  had  strap  and  pin  fastening. 
Collation : i^  ||  a®-i®  ||  k®-s®  t“  u®-y®  z*  (3,  4 blank,  gone)  (|  i®-iv®  v® 
(-1-  8*)  vi®-x®  II  2®  (4-  2*)  = 269  -f  5. 

Provenance.  On  a fly-leaf  at  the  beginning  (cent,  xv,  xvi)  : 

Istum  librum  e tra  t dus  Job.  Walsh. 

Constat  magistro  Thome  Audley  et  Roberto  Swann. 

Fortitudo  et  honor 

On  a fly-leaf  at  the  end,  in  another  earlier  hand  : 

Memorandum  quod  iste  liber  constat  domino  Johanni  Thrope  pro  quo  habet  in  plegio 
librum  de  gestu  romanorum  domini  A lax. 

This  is  written  over  a pencilled  list  of  expenses,  of  which  the 
following  are  legible : 

ad  goldyngton  ...  iiij"*  di  pro  tribus. 

ad  lytlyngton  paribus  sotularium. 

pro  cor(i)o. 
ad  unum  par  calig. 
goldyngton. 

The  last  fly-leaf  is  part  of  a will  of  cent,  xv,  relating  to  North- 
ampton, of  which  a transcript  is  given  on  p.  74. 

Contents : 

On  the  recto  of  the  2nd  fly-leaf  at  the  beginning  of  the  book  is  a long  table  of 
contents,  written  in  cent,  xv,  which  I transcribe,  adding  numbers  of  the  leaves,  etc. 

In  hoc  libello  in  nouo  pergameno  continentur  quinque  libri  Elucidarii,  sermones  et 
capitulo  {sic)  qui  sequuntur. 

In  primis  post  librum  Elucidarij f-  3 

[Cent.  XV,  26  or  27  lines  to  a page  : headed,  Que  puer  incipiet.  hec 
deus  expediet.] 

Sermo  sancti  Anselmi  Cantuariensis  archiepiscopi  Ad  interioris 
hominis  custodiam  in  quo  sunt  diuerse  questiones  [in  the  same 

hand]  58 

Prologus  beati  leronimi  presbiteri  de  natiuitate  beate  Marie  virginis 

et  de  uita  eiusdem  uirginis  dei  genitricis  Marie  ....  62 

[In  the  same  hand  : the  text  begins  on  f.  62  b,  headed  ; Incipit  vita 
sancte  dei  genitricis  et  virginis  Marie  secundum  S.  Jeronimum 
sexto  Septembris.  Igitur  beata  et  gloriosa.  Tischdf.  Evv.  Apocr. 

P-  II3-] 


MS.  46] 


JESUS  COLLEGE. 


71 


[Additio  de  cluobus  iniraculis.  Post  natiiiitatem  gloriosi  domini  nostri 
A notice  of  the  Assumption,  of  the  death  of  S.  John,  of  the 
death  of  Julian  the  Apostate,  and  of  the  story  of  Theophilus. 
Nota  quod  Joseph  non  cognoscebat  Mariam  » . . . . 

The  Virgin’s  face  shone  from  the  Conception  to  the  Nativity,  so 
that  Joseph  could  not  look  upon  her. 

De  etate  marie 

She  was  14  at  the  Nativity,  63  at  the  Assumption. 

De  assumpcione.  Two  notes]  . . . . . ‘ . 

De  incarnacione  domini  nostri  Ihesu  Christi  Augustinus 
Inter  cetera  et  ad  locum  lege  cum  timore  cattle  et  secrete. 

Vidi portam  in  domo  domini  clausam 

lesse  pater  est  .......... 

De  originali  peccato  ......... 

Dialogue  between  discipulus  and  magister. 

De  signis  que  uenerunt  ante  natiuitatem  domini  nostri  Ihesu  Christi 
et  in  tempore  natiuitatis  eius.  In  augusti  cesaris  tempore  . 

[Two  quatrains  (a)  on  the  reason  why  women  are  beautiful 
(b)  on  the  Fall. 

Three  lines  on  the  signs  of  good  wine 

Three  lines  on  long  measure  

Things  to  be  observed  by  a dying  Christian  ..... 
Weights,  measures,  and  coins  of  England  ..... 
f.  73  i has  only  late  notes.] 

Ne  tardas  conuerti  ad  dominum  (Liber  Ricardi  de  Hampole  de 
aedificatione  spirituali  or  De  emendatione  peccatoris)  . 
Contempnere  mundum  (part  of  the  same  tract)  .... 

Si  uis  perfectus  esse 

Vt  homo  ad  honorem  dei  ........ 

Cum  diabolus  uiderit  ......... 

Non  dedignentur  filii  regis 

Si  in  tribulacione  vel  temptacione  fueris  ...... 

Est  autem  meditacio  bona  de  passione  christi  ..... 

Si  cupis  ad  amorem  dei  peruenire  ....... 

Per  hos  nouem  gradus  pretaxatos  ....... 

Duke  lumen  et  delectabile  ........ 

Contemplatio  uel  uita  contemplatiua  ...... 

Oleum  effusum  nomen  tuum  ........ 

Cum  infeliciter  Jloretn  (De  incendio  amoris) 

Adolescentule  dilexerunt  te  nimis  ....... 

[At  end  : Explicit  questio  notabilis  de  spirituali  edificacione  com- 
ponitur  de  Ricardi  heremita  de  Hampole  qui  obiit  anno  domini 
M°  • ccc®  • XL®  • IX®  •] 

Decalogus  est  serrno  breuis  decent  dei  mandata  continens  . 

A tract  on  the  Decalogue  and  the  plagues  of  Egypt. 

Item  racionem  decalogi  (on  the  same) 

Quicunque  vult  confiteri  Explicit  summa  confessionis  Magistri 
Roberti  de  ; (sic')  ......... 


67 


68 


(>%b 

68(5 

69 

69 
69  b 
69  b 


72 
72  b 

72  b 

72  b 

73  a 

73  a 


74 

76 

77 
78-5 

81  b 

82 
84 
84  i 

H6b 

87 

88 
92 

95^ 
joo  b 
103  b 


108  a 
114  b 
116  b 


72  CATALOGUE  OF  MANUSCRIPTS.  [MS.  46 

Sequitur  de  septem  peccatis  mortalibus  exposicio  secundum  ordi- 
nem  (followed  by  verses  on  confession) 125  ^ 

Nota  (jttod  duplex  est  uita  (followed  by  verses  on  the  duties  of  a 

server  at  the  altar,  etc. ) . 127 

Post peccatum  Ade  eodeni  exptilso  de  paradiso 128 

The  Story  of  the  Cross. 

Mirabiliter  oriri  cepit  sancta  arbor  . . . . . . 1341^ 

A continuation,  concerning  the  death  of  Judas  (see  p.  75). 

Septem  sunt peticiones  in  oracione  dominica 136 

On  the  Lord’s  Prayer. 

Nichil  adeo  venale  quod  non  fiat  mortale 1 37 

Extracts  on  sin  and  fasting. 

Paulus  de  penis  inferni  .........  138 


Paulus  apostolus  interrogauit  angelum  domini  quot  essent  pene 
in  inferno.  Cui  ait  angelus ; Centum  quadraginta  quatuor 
inilia  (5  lines). 


[Miscellaneous  extracts]  . . 138  ^ 

Quod  sola  contricio  non  sufificit  ad  delendum  peccatum  sine  confessione  139 
An  extract  from  ‘ Parisiensis  ’ about  Charles,  K.  of  France,  and 
S.  Giles. 

Terribile  erit  cutn  dominus  dicet  surgite  tnorhii  . . . . 139  ^ 

[Miscellaneous  extracts] 140 

Diabolus  ludit  cum  peccatore  . . . . . . . . nob 

Nota  quod  ubi  aliquis  tenet  pomum 141 

Si  percipis  coruum  7iidificare  . . . . . . . . 141 

Tria  genera  hominmn  designantur  per  ovem  . . . . . 141  ^ 


De  vii  vicijs. 

Superbia  stark,  Inuidia  cold,  Ira  pale,  Accidia  heuy,  Auaricia  not 
Welle,  Gula  gri)«  to  behold,  Luxuria  stynkyng,  etc. 

The  hand  changes  on  f.  142. 


Ne7no  vestirnenta  preciosa,  oXPitx  sx.\x2xX's, 142  ^ 

Si  ttis  corT-igere  delinquentei/i  (^.n  e\txa.<z\.  {com.  ]^xomd)  . . . 144 

Abbathia  de  spiritu  sancto  (in  another  hand,  28  lines  to  a page)  . 146 

My  dere  bre))eren  and  sistren 

De  dieta  et  tonitruo  duodecim  77ie7tsiu7/i  . . . . . . iqib 

Aleyn  he  gode  leche  seih  hath  in  he  mone  of  ianiuerie  wyte 
wynes  is  gode. 

Ypocrase  de  77tedisinis  . . . , . . . . . 173^ 


Ipocras  made  heise  medicines  for  he  eueles  in  he  hed  and  for 
he  hed  worke. 

Many  miscellaneous  excerpts  and  several  charms  follow. 

De  expositione  iiii”'  partiu77i  a7mi  per  argumentum  prophecie 

losep  et  filiorum  suorum 183 

The  writing  is  smaller:  the  contents,  a forecast  of  the  year 

1 This  tract,  formerly  attributed  to  Bishop  Alcock,  but  at  least  a century  older  than 
his  time,  has  been  edited  by  the  Rev.  G.  G.  Perry  for  the  E.  Eng.  Texts  Soc.,  1867  and 
1889,  Religious  Pieces.  This  MS.  is  not  used  in  that  edition. 


MS.  46] 


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according  to  the  day  of  the  week  on  which  Christmas  Day 
falls. 

Adam  de  octo  partibus  fuit  f actus  . . . . . . . 184 

Also  on  the  naming  of  Adam. 

Ti~ia  sunt  qtte  vendicant  hominem  . . . . . . . 1 84 

De  xii"’”- causis  qtte  Omni  homini  timende  sunt  . . . . 184^ 

Qui  abscondit  scelera  sua  185 

Que  auferunt  venialia  peccata . . 185  b 

De  signijicacione  ecclesie  . 1 85  5 

De  signijicacione  altaris  . . . . . . . . 186 

De  diuite  et  lazaro  . . . . . . . . . . 186  b 

Here  the  old  table  stops. 

Sacerdos  debet  esse  vir  sanctus  {in  another  hand)  . . . . 187 

Domi mis  papa  {era%eA)  yohannes  xxij’^  . . . . . 187 

Indulgences  and  extracts. 

f.  187  b (wrongly  numbered)  has  two  late  verses: 

Dat  Clemens  hyemem,  dat  Petrus  ver  cathedratus. 

Estuat  Urbanus,  autumnat  Bartholomeus. 


Part  II.  Cent,  xii,  xiii:  34  lines  to  a page. 

Sermones  de  Sanctis 188 

I.  Prologue:  Dilectissimis  fratribus  suis  dilectissimus  eorum 

frater Postquam  reuocatus  sum  a curia.... He  writes  these 

sermons  as  a counterblast  to  profane  literature.  Quid  enim 
tullio  et  apostolo  ? quid  uirgilio  et  euangelio  ? quid  petro 
cum  mago?  He  is  a Benedictine. 


2.  De  S.  Joh.  Baptista.  Hodie  dilectissimi  dies  illuxit  insignis  188 

3.  In  nat.  app.  Petri  et  Pauli.  Hodierna  dies  dilectissimi  clara  est  192  b 

4.  De  S.  Maria  Magdalena.  Hodie  misericordia  et  veritas  . 196 

5.  De  S.  Petro.  Adolescentule  dilexerunt  te  nimis  . . . •99'^ 

6.  De  S.  Maria.  Hie  totum  decurrat  ingenium  . . . 201  ^ 

7.  De  cruce.  De  uirga  lesse  deuenimus  ad  uirgam  crucis  . . 207  b 

8.  In  dedicacione.  Post  crucem  post  angelos  post  uirginem  . 212 

The  hand  changes  to  a larger  and  more  regular  one. 

9.  De  S.  Victore.  Hie  est  ille  magnus  prouidentie  oculus  . . 214 


...Ad  manum  est  patris  nostri  Victoris  sollempnitas,  ad  cuius 
sacratissimum  si  uera  est  antiquitatis  tides  cotidie  residemus . . . 
The  author  is  therefore  most  likely  a monk  of  S.  Victor  at  Paris. 
10.  In  Natali  omnium  Sanctorum.  Hodie  dies  serenior  arrisit 


uobis 

11.  De  S.  Martino.  Nobilis  ille  confessor 2171^ 

12.  De  S.  Andrea.  Et  quietum  studium 220 

13.  De  S.  Nicholao.  Nicholaus  iste  meus  immo  uester  . . 221 

14.  De  S.  Maria.  Exultate  fratres  in  domino  ....  111b 

15.  In  Nat.  Domini.  Tandem  de  mari  ad  portum  . . . 225 

16.  O quam  pulcra 227  b 

17.  De  S.  Benedicto.  Uenite  ad  me  omnes  qui  laboratis  . . 228 

18.  Induite  uos  armatura  dei  . . . . . . . 229 


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[ms.  46 


19.  De  S.  Maria.  Vidi  speciosam  sicut  columbam 

20.  {De  angelis.)  Circa  rerum  cardinem  uersamur 

21.  Narrat  diuina  hysteria  quod  Tobyas 

22.  De  Sanisone  quomodo  deceptus  sit 

There  are  no  more  titles  for  a considerable  time,  and  the 

sermons  become  mere  paragraphs  of  a few  lines  each. 

The  hand  changes  after  quire  vii  at  f.  244:  37  lines  to  a page. 
In  pasca.  Cum  transisset  sabbatum  ..... 
Sermo  in  ieiunio.  Gubernator  prudens  ..... 
f.  259  is  blank.  On  f.  260  the  hand  changes  again  to  double 
columns  of  33  lines  each. 

In  assumptione  S.  Marie.  Signum  magnum  apparuit  . 

On  261  b is  another  change  of  hand  continued  to  the  end : 

irregular  writing  of  29  lines  to  a page  follows. 

Sibilabit  dominus  musce  ....... 

Fecit  rex  Salomon  tronum  ....... 

Immisit  dominus  somnum  in  Adam 

Short  sermons  follow : the  last  is  longer  : 

Christus  assistens  pontifex  ...  ... 

On  267  <5  is  a late  quatrain  with  English  glosses. 


230 

231  b 

235 

235^ 


249 

258 


260 


261  b 

262 

263 

266  b 


The  following  is  a copy  of  such  parts  of  the  will  (see  p.  70)  as  I 
could  read. 


go  Dionis  pos  ita  condo  testamentum  meum 

in  ecclesia  iuxta  corpus 

de  oli  It’  cuilibet  aquario  dicte  ecclesie  vj  d It’  sacerdoti  parochiali  vj  d 

keston  It’  lego  Domino  Will"'“  Bernard  si  voluerit  celebrare  in  ecclesia 

ey  quondam  patris  mei  centum  s.  si  predictus  Will*  noluerit  vel  inmediate  mor 
filiol  It.  pauperibus  egentibus  in  sex  villis  propinquantibus  ville  de  W 

t’  priori  vj  s viij  d et  cuilibet  canonico  domus  xii  d It’  fratri 

cistam  It.  agneti  Addurbery  moniali  de  stevle  domina  mais’ 

er  meam  crateram  de  argento  cum  coopertorio  et  sex  cocliaria  argentea 

teram  argent  coopertorio  It.  quatuor  ordinibus  religiosorum  de  Northamton 

h 

Worsted  duo  paria  lintheamr;r«/«  et  duabus  Wyialiss  It.  domino  Will™®  Red. 

s.  It.  hulkote  vj  s viij  d.  Jt.  cuilibet  filio  meo  de  sacro  fonte  , 

ry  X uxori  Symonis  Ardyss  j Note  cum  couerclio  It.  Alicie  J 

me  Northamtone  detur  pauperibus  ut  predixi  domino  Will“°  Bern 

It.  fu  rnaby  vj  s viij  d Jt.  cuilibet  seruienti  filii  mei  vt 

I*'  Eliz  sorori  mee  vnam  togam  russetam  penulatam  cum  greye  It. 

grum.  It.  Johanni  Peronell  vnam  marcam.  It.  Thome  fil.  Will'  Debo 

d vj  d xij  d It.  Stephano  Coppole  vj  d It.  Johanne  Wa 

mentum  perficiendum  constituo  executores  meos  Joh""  Olney  filium 

non  nent  et  disponant  prout  saluti  anime  mee  magis  viderint  prope 

It.  lego  Elizabet  vnum  paruum  cauderum  et  vnum  chawfer 

e arg  got  filie  dys  ij  s.  It.  Roberto  .Smyth 

Piper  eius  ij  s It.  Joh.  Taylor  et  vxori  eius  ij  s It.  Thom 

yn  eius  ij  s Jt.  Andree  kentoe  xij  d It.  Bernardo 

It.  sc  vj  s viij  d 


MS.  46] 


JESUS  COLLEGE. 


75 


f.  134  3 

Mirabiliter  oriri  cepit  saiicta  arbor  de  tribus  uirgulis  composila.  Prima  erat  Cipr^s- 
sina  alia  Cedrina  et  Pini  speciem  habuit  tertia.  Cypressus  patrem  Cedrus  filium 
Pinus  spiritum  sanctum  significat  de  quibus  facta  est  christi  (crux)  adoranda.  Et 
mirabilius  in  terra  stetit  usque  ad  tempus  Dauid  regis  nichil  crescens  nec  uiriditatem 
nec  foliorum  teneritudinem  perdens  set  per  omnia  sic  permansit  sicut  primo  Moisi 
apparuit  donee  sanctus  Dauid  meruit  illam  de  loco  transferre  et  in  orto  suo  reponere. 
Jbi  erat  ilia  crescens  ut  xxx*^  annis  efficeretur  arbor  grandis ; hec  inter  omnes  arbor 
uua  nobilis.  Ex  illis  tribus  uirgulis  creuit  quas  dei  amicus  Moyses  a sompno  excitatus 
circa  se  reperit  exortas  per  tres  noctes  continuas  quas  dei  amicus  deo  dilectus  Dauyd 
ad  lerusalem  detulit:  ibi  in  viridario  suo  collocatus  per  annos  xxx*^  coluit.  et  unoquoque 
anno  in  illarum  summitate  unum  argenteum  circulum  innexuit.  Et  reliquos  inferius 
innexos  dilatauit  ut  arbor  dilataretur  in  grossum  et  extenderetur  in  longum.  ille  uirgule 
continuatara  habentes  uiriditatem  in  unam  simiLw  concreuerunt  arborem.  Que  arbor  mire 
suauitatis  erat  in  estate  et  yeme  immarcescibiles  fr(7«[i35]dium  flores  protulit.  Tempore 
peracto  laudabilis  arbor  cedris  libani  omnibus  sublimior  iussu  regis  Salamonis  succisa 
est  ad  edificacionem  templi  et  cum  nullo  modo  coaptari  poterit  et  coequari,  in  cruci- 
fixionem  tantummodo  corporis  Christi  digna  fuit  coaptari  in  qua  uita  mundi  pependit, 
in  qua  Christus  triumphauit.  Et  xxx‘“  aureos  circulos  in  templo  suspensos  uesani 
acceperunt  ludei  et  dederunt  infelici  lude  pro  tradicione  domini  nostri  ut  esset  ueraciter 
impletum  quod  dicitur  per  prophetam : Apprehenderunt  mercedem  xxx^'^  argenteis  quos 
appreciatus  (sum)  ab  eis.  Et  in  passione  domini  secundum  mathei  rowposicionem  de  eodem 
infelici  luda  scriptum  est  quod  adiret  principes  sacerdotum  et  inquireret  ab  eis  precium 
nostri  saluatoris  ita  inquiens.  Quid  uultis  mihi  dare  et  ego  eum  uobis  tradam.  At  illi 
constituerunt  ei  xxx*“  argenteos,  illos  uidelicet  predictos  circulos  qui  templo  pendebant, 
quos  communiter  possidebant  et  quos  infelix  ludas  accepit  pro  tradicione  domini  nostri. 
Et  uendito  Ihesu  Christo  rediit  ad  domum  suam  et  retulit  matri  sue  per  ordinem 
quomodo  tradidit  dominum  Audiens  autem  eius  mater  quod  ab  eo  traditus  esset  in 
furorem  conversa  est  et  lacrimata  est  dicens.  Heu  me  miseram  qui  te  genui  celeratum 
filium.  Quid  tibi  et  iusto  illi  ? Quare  infelix  iustum  et  sanctum  tradere  uoluisti.  Nunc 
ergo  absque  dubitacione  omnes  maledicciones  implebuntur  in  te  <que>  [135  per 
prophetam  ita  sunt  scripte  ffiant  filii  eius  orphani  et  uxor  eius  uidua  et  cetera  que 
secuntur  in  illo  psalmo.  Non  enim  ut  estimas  filium  hominis  tradidisti  sed  unigenitum 
dei  filium  et  ecce  a te  sanguis  eius  exquisitus  et  tu  reus  mortis  eius  extiteris.  vere  de 
illo  propheta  dicit  Filius  hominis  uadit  sicut  scriptum  est  de  eo : ue  illi  per  quern 
traditus  fuerit.  Nunc  ergo  fili  doloris  mei  quid  actunis  quid  dicturus  eris  dum  ueritatis 
prophetam  a mortuis  resurrexisse  cognoueris?  Ad  uocem  igitur  lacrimose  matris  in 
iracundiam  prouocatus  ludas  respexit  ad  focum  uiditque  super  eum  ollam  feruentem 
stantem  et  in  ea  semicoctum  gallum  iacentem,  clamauitque  ad  matrem  suam.  Quomodo 
in  tantum  deuenisti  errorem  ut  ilium  amentem  dicas  fuisse  prophetam  atque  a mortuis 
aliquem  resurrecturum  ? Ego  autem  per  maximum  afiirmo  iuramentum  quod  de  ista 
poterit  olla  facilius  hie  depilatus  exire  gallus  quam  resurgere  a mortuis  ille  crucifixus. 
Hec  dum  infelix  ganniret  et  ad  modum  wlpis  clamaret  ludas,  semicoctus  gallus  effectus 
est  rediuiuus  et  protinus  de  feruenti  olla  exiliens  apparuit  pulcherimus  pennisque  et  plumis 
restitutus  et  uolauit  super  tecta  domus  ibique  diu  mansit  ouans  et  gaudens  quasi 
pronunciaret  tempus  resurrectionis  christi.  Affirmat  ergo  edi[i36]cio  grecorum  hunc 
eundem  extitisse  gallum  qui  eadem  nocte  cum  cantando  Petram  arguit  negantem.  super 
quern  lacrimantem  dominus  continuo  respexit.  Hoc  autem  signo  infelix  ludas  territus 


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[MS.  47 


abiit  ad  locum  ubi  pas.sus  est  Christus:  uidensque  ilium  esse  dampnatum  proiecit  in 
templo  argenteos  unde  prius  fuerunt  abstracti  fuerunt  a ludeis  et  abiens  laqueo  se 
suspendit.  Sicut  pater  suns  antequam  ipsum  procreauit  diuinauit.  Erat  enim  pater  eius 
astrologus  qui  eadem  nocte  in  qua  genitus  fuerat  ludas  respexit  planetas  et  uidit  et  ita 
intimauit  uxori  sue  quod  siquis  eadem  bora  noctis  generaret  filium  quod  ille  filius  patrem 
proprium  occideret  et  dominum  suum  detraheret  et  se  ultimo  laqueo  suspenderet.  Quod 
factum  est  sicut  prophetauit.  Nam  statim  pater  predicti  infelicis  lude  accessit  ad 
uxorem  suam  nec  se  potuit  abstinere  et  filium  iniquitatis  procreauit.  Qui  patrem 
proprium  submersit  dominum  suum  fefellit  laqueo  se  suspendit  et  sic  patet  eius  origo 
et  eius  ffinis. 

f.  179  i5.  A charm  • iij  • tymes  sayde  otiere  a wotinde. 

Ibant  tres  boni  fratres  ad  montem  oliueti  bonas  herbas  querentes  omnia  wlnera 
sanantes.  obuiauerunt  domino  Ihesu  Christo:  quo  tenditis  tres  boni  fratres:  Domine  ad 
montem  oliueti  bonas  herbas  querentes  omnia  uulnera  sanantes  Reuertimini  tres  boni 
fratres  et  accipietis  olium  oliue  et  lanam  bidentis  et  ponetis  super  wlnera  et  coniuretis 
uulnera  per  quinque  plagas  domini  noster  Ihesu  Christ!  et  per  mamillas  que  lactauerunt 
Christum  quod  non  doleat  neque  ranclat  nec  fetescat  plusquam  fecerunt  wlnera  domini 
nostri  J.  C.  quando  suspensus  erat  in  cruce  sed  sanetur  a profundo  sicut  wlnus  quod 
longeus  fecit  in  dextro  latere  Christi.  In  nomine  etc.  Amen. 


47.  Q.  D.  6. 


New  Testament  in  English. 

Vellum,  6^  x 4|,  ff.  394,  double  columns  of  30  lines.  Cent,  xiv 
or  early  xv. 

Collation:  i*"  iii^^  ||  a®-r®  P s®  t®  u®  v®  w®  x®  y®  |j®  z®  &® 
9®-j-®  7\8_(38  ]98  (wants  5)  E®-N®  O-  (2  blank,  gone). 

Binding:  of  xviith  or  xviiith  cent. 

The  hand  is  exceedingly  fine  and  clear,  and  the  ornamental 
work — not  large  in  quantity — is  excellent  in  quality. 

The  lost  leaf,  D 5,  contained  the  end  of  i John,  2 John,  and 
beginning  of  3 John. 

On  f.  ii  9 is  this  note : 

M.  d.  aftre  y'  deathe  off  Mrs  Cottrell  she  beyinge  y®  owner  yeroff  hathe  gyuen 
y'“  same  to  Edmunde  Gryndall  fellow  off  pembroake  hall  in  Cambryge.  M. 

A fine  hand  of  cent,  xvi,  xvii  has  added : 

Hie  liber  postmodum  devenit  in  manus  cuiusdam  David  moris  alias  Hanmer,  in 
artibus  magi.stri,  dum  in  domo  honoratissimi  herois  domini  Gulielmi  Cecilii  filium 


MS.  47] 


JESUS  COLLEGE. 


77 


eius  natu  maxiimiin  institueret : unde  post  multos  exantlatos  labores  in  ulteriorem 
Salopiensis  agri  partem  secessit,  et  scholae  Oswaldiensis  moderate  evasit,  quam  per  30 
aut  eo  plus  annos  faeliciter  rexit.  Cuius  filius  unions  Johannes  moris  alias  Hanmer, 
paternis  virtutibus  exornatus,  huius  quern  tenes  libri  copiam  mihi  facere  voluit : vt  ex 
subsequentibus  eius  ad  me  literis  colligere  possis 

Dilectissimo  suo  Edvardo  Hughes  Cantabrigiae  Collegii  Ihesu  socio  Johannes 
Hanmerus  Suenianus  Salopiensis  S.  D. 

The  writer  excuses  himself  for  having  left  Hughes’s  letter  so 
long  unanswered,  on  the  ground  that  for  12  years  he  had  been 
studying  Law,  and  had  forgotten  his  Latin.  He  then  makes  the 
offer  of  this  MS.,  which  he  had  inherited  from  his  father,  once 
Hughes’s  tutor;  the  letter  is  dated  E Tuguriolo  nostro  Sueniae 
iuxta  Oswestriam  Salopiae  Calend.  Februarii  1594. 

Hughes  continues; 

Atqui  ut  hunc  publici  iuris  facerem  et  huic  sedi  literariae  dedicarem,  quern  mihi 
ad  priuatum  studiorum  usum  dedit  Hanmerus  mens,  impulit  imprimis  pietas  mea  in  hanc 
nutricem  meam,  cui  me  meaque  omnia  debere  profiteor  ingenue : necnon  imperauit 
publicae  utilitatis  ratio,  quae  (me  iudice)  non  uult  ut  tanti  pretii  gemma  intra  priuati 
cuiusquam  demortui  scrinia  tineis  corroderetur.  Gratis  ergo  fruatur  posteritas  lesuana 
hoc  qualicunque  munusculo,  post  tot  annorum  lustra  Cantabrigiae  quasi  postliminio 
reuocato. 

Cui  ex  animo  dat  consecratque  Edwardus  Hughes  quondam  huius  Collegii  Socius. 

(?t) 

On  the  top  of  the  first  page  is  the  name  Rd.  Murkeeston. 
Contents : 

1.  Here  bigynneh  a table  of  he  newe  testament,  hese  ben  he 

maters  of  he  gospel  of  mathew . . . . . . f.  i i 

2.  Here  bigynneh  a rule  hat  tellih  in  whiche  chapitris  of  he  bible 

3e  mai  fynde  he  lessouns  pistlis  and  gospellis  h‘  ben  red  in 
he  chirche  at  he  jeer  aftir  he  vss  of  salisbirie,  markid  wih 
lettris  of  he  abc.  at  he  bigynnynge  of  he  chapitris  twoward 
he  myddil  or  eende  af*r  he  ordre  as  he  lettris  stonden  in  he 
abc.  ffirst  ben  sett  sondaies  and  ferials  togidere.  And 
aftir  hat  he  sanctorum  bohe  he  propre  and  comyn  togidere 
of  al  he  jeer,  ffirst  is  writen  a clause  of  he  bigynnynge 
herof : and  a clause  of  he  eendynge  herof  also  ffor  it 
bigynneh  at  he  lettris  of  the  abc.  and  endih  at  twei  strikis  in 
he  margyn. 

I.  Sondai  in|  romans  xiii  d we  knowen  ende  \ord  ihu  crist  // 
aduentj  m‘  xxi  a whanne  ihc  ende  in  hije  hingis  // 

3.  The  text  of  the  New  Testament,  with  Prologues. 

Evv.,  Paul.,  Act.,  Cath.,  Apoc. 

4.  Here  eendih  he  apocalips  of  Jon  he  laste  book  of  he  newe 

testament : and  bigynneh  he  lessouns  and  pistlis  of  he  olde 
testament  P ben  red  in  he  chirche  bi  al  he  jeere  . . . L G ^b 


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CATALOGUE  OF  MANUSCRIPTS. 


[mss.  48,  49 


48.  Q.  D.  7. 

Boethius. 

Vellum,  7 X 5,  ff.  354,  27  and  29  lines  to  the  page.  Cent,  xiii,  xv. 
Binding : white  skin  over  boards ; has  had  two  clasps.  Given 
by  Mr  Man. 

Collation:  a®  b®  (wants  6)  d^®  (wants  1 1)  e^^  f®  1|  g'®  (wants  ii, 
16  blank)  ||  h^^  i'®  (wants  5,  10  blank)  |1  aa^'^-gg^l 

Provenance : Durham : the  name  has  been  cut  ofif,  but  the 
following  inscription  is  left  on  the  4th  fly-leaf  at  the  beginning,  in 
a hand  resembling  that  of  the  Durham  inscriptions  in  general : 

O.  Quinque  libri  boecij  de  consolacione  philosophic  cum  tabula, 
ii.  Exposicio  super  quinque  libros  predictos  satis  certe  notabilis. 

I do  not  find  it  in  Catt.  Vett. 

Contents : 

1.  Boethius  de  consolatione  philosophic,  cent,  xiii  . . . f.  i 

With  many  marginal  and  interlinear  glosses. 

f.  27  is  of  xvth  cent,  inserted  in  the  3rd  piece  of  Book  v.  (on 
f.  56  b the  older  hand  leaves  off  and  one  of  xvth  cent,  con- 
tinues). The  text  ends  on  f.  66:  ff.  66  b-iob  are  blank. 

2.  Table  to  the  above,  of  cent.  xvi. 

A good  border  of  English  work,  gold,  blue,  green,  pink, 
orange,  on  f.  71. 

The  table  ends  on  86  : 86  1^-90  b are  blank. 

3 Commentary  (by  Nicolas  Trivet)  on  the  De  Consolatione  . 91 

Explanacionem  librorum  boecij  de  cons.  phil.  aggressurus. 

Begins  with  an  account  of  Boethius,  drawn  apparently  from 
Freculphus. 

There  is  a good  border  on  f.  91  and  a plainer  one  at  the 
beginning  of  each  book  of  the  Commentary : these  borders 
are  of  the  same  character  as  that  on  f.  71. 

Diagrams  occur  occasionally  in  the  Commentary. 


49.  Q.  G.  I. 

Selecta  ex  Augustino. 

Vellum,  lof  X 7,  ff".  147,  36  lines  to  a page.  Cent.  xii. 

Collation : i®-xii®  xiifl  (wants  4,  a blank  leaf)  a®-e®  f*"  (wants  i : 
10  is  a blank  leaf  attached  to  the  cover). 

The  binding  is  the  original  boards,  covered  with  white  vellum 
and  formerly  fastened  by  two  straps  and  pins,  of  which  the  lower 
one  remains.  There  is  a chain-mark  on  the  middle  of  the  lower 


MS.  49] 


JESUS  COLLEGE. 


79 


edge  of  the  ist  cover.  It  is  no.  3 in  James’s  Ecloga  CmUabrigiensis 
(1600),  p.  137. 

Provenance.  On  the  inside  of  the  first  cover  is  a xvth  cent, 
table  of  contents : 


Contenta  huius  libri  sunt  hec  : 

r.  Aurelius  Augustinus  doctor  egregius  super  genesim  ad  literam  in  • 12  • libris. 

2.  Aug.  de  gratia  noui  testamenti. 

3.  Aug'  prologus  ex  primo  libro  Retractationum. 

4.  Aug.  de  vtilitate  credendi. 

5.  Aug.  de  laude  karitatis. 

6.  Oninis  diuina  scriptura. 

In  another  hand  below  : 

Liber  m.  Johannis  gunthorp’  decani  Wellensis  emptus  London  xx  decembris  a“  xpi 
1484^°  pro  quindecim  solidis  solutis. 

The  2nd  leaf  begins  linguaruni  diuersitas. 

The  binding  and  the  handwriting  of  the  table  of  contents,  as 
well  as  the  folio-numbering,  recall  very  strongly  the  Bury  MSS., 
but  there  is  no  press-mark.  This  may  have  been  on  one  of  two 
fly-leaves  lost  at  the  beginning. 

There  are  traces  of  a title  in  Lombardic  letters  along  the  back : 
the  handwriting  of  the  table  of  contents  is,  I think,  that  of  the 
Librarian  of  Bury  in  cent,  xv  *. 

Contents : 


2. 


3- 

4- 

5- 

6. 


Augustinus  super  Genesim  ad  literam  libri  xii  . . . . f.  i a 


In  single  lines,  40  to  the  page,  in  a fine  hand.  The  quires  are 
marked  in  Roman  figures  i-xii.  It  has  suffered  from  damp 
in  the  middle ; f.  99  ^ is  blank.  An  initial  has  been  cut  out 
of  f.  I.  The  headings  are  in  red  and  green  capitals. 

Augustinus  de  gratia  noui  testamenti  . . . . . 100 

In  double  columns  of  36  lines  each:  an  initial  on  f.  loo  has 
been  cut  out. 

Prologus  ex  libro  primo  retractatus  S.  Augustini  . . . 12412a 

Liber  S.  Augustini  ad  Honoratum  de  utilitate  credendi  . . 125  ^a 

Sermo  S.  Augustini  de  laude  karitatis. 

Divinarum  scripturarum  multiplicem 1413^ 

A tract  without  title,  in  paler  ink. 

(O)mnis  diuina  scriptura  circa  triplicem  intellectum  . . . i43aa 


Gregory  is  quoted.  Ends  imperfectly:  Heliseus  domini  salus 
interpretatur. 

ff.  146,  147  are  in  single  columns,  32  lines  to  the  page. 

On  the  inside  of  the  cover  is  an  unfinished  outline  of  a bearded 
man  (Christ)  xii-xiiith  cent,  and  the  price,  written  in  xvth 
cent,  precium  xvs. 


See  the  present  writer’s  Essays  On  the  Abbey  of  S.  Edmund  at  Bury,  pp.  3,  46. 


8o 


CATALOGUE  OF  MANUSCRIPTS. 


[MSS.  50,  51 


50.  Q.  G.  2. 

Ysaias,  Tobit,  Ruth,  glosati. 

Vellum,  9|  x 6^,  fif.  134,  15  lines  of  text  on  most  pages.  Cent, 
xii,  xiii.  Two  volumes  in  one. 

Binding : the  original  boards,  covered  with  brown  leather. 
Collatioti : i®-xiiii®  xv^  ||  a^^  b® : 134  leaves. 


Contents : 

Ysaias  glosatus f.  i 

Tobit  glosatus  . . . 117 

Ruth  glosatus 129^ 


The  gloss  on  Tobit  and  Ruth  is  in  a larger  and  coarser  hand, 
not  much  later  than  that  on  Isaiah. 

Provenance : Durham.  There  is  a xvth  cent,  press-mark  : € (in 
black  letter)  and  an  erased  number  on  the  cover : also  a xvth 
century  title  ‘ysaias  glosatus  et  tobias  glosatus’:  the  6 alone 
occurs  on  f.  \ a.  See  Catt.  Vett.  15,  E.  Ysaias  et  Thobias  glo. 
ii  fo.,  “ wlnus  et  L.”  The  volume  was  presented  to  the  College  by 
Mr  Man,  Fellow,  Jan.  21,  1685. 

Parts  of  two  leaves  from  a large  xiiith  cent.  Missal  in  double 
columns  are  attached  to  the  covers : that  at  the  end  contains  the 
Gospel  of  the  Paralytic  (Lc.  v.  18),  the  collect  Sacrificia  domine 
tnis  oblata  conspectibus,  the  antiphon  Spiritus  tibi  unit  spirat  alleluia, 
post-communion  Sumpsimns  domini  sacri  dona  misterii  humiliter 
deprecantes.  Last  line  a rubric  : Sabbato  si  ieiunmm  non  ftierit. 
There  is  a good  rough  initial  to  the  gloss  on  Isaiah,  f i a. 


51.  Q.  G.  3. 

Speculum  Christiani. 

Vellum,  9 X 5^,  ff.  42,  30  lines  to  a page.  Cent.  xv. 

Coarse  vellum,  somewhat  soiled. 

Collation  : a”-d^®  e^ : 42  leaves. 

The  book  was  printed  by  W.  de  Machlinia  in  1484  (?).  It  con- 
tains a good  deal  of  English.  A version  of  the  Ten  Command- 


MS.  52] 


JESUS  COLLEGE. 


81 


merits  was  printed  from  this  MS.  by  Wright  and  Halliwell  in 
Reliquiae  Antiquae.  The  author  is  said  by  Tanner  to  have  been 
John  Watton. 

The  MS.  was  presented  to  the  College  by  Mr  Man,  Jan.  (21) 
1685.  The  binding  is  modern. 


52.  Q.  G.  4. 

IvONIS  Carnotensis  et  aliorum  Sermones,  etc. 

Vellum,  8|  X 5,  fif  45,  36  and  37;  32  lines  to  a page:  three 
volumes  bound  in  one.  Cent.  xii.  Finely  written. 

Given  to  the  College  by  Mr  Man,  Jan.  21,  1685. 

Collation:  a®-c®  d®  I1  e®  ||  f®  (wants  i,  blank):  45  leaves. 


Contents : 

I.  I.  Ivonis  Carnotensis  Episcopi  7 Sermones. 

1.  Corruptum  peccatis {.  i a 

2.  De  aduentu  domini.  Quoniam  presentium  ....  3 ^ 


3.  De  natiuitate  domini  Ihesu  Christi. 

In  diuine  miserationis  . 

4.  De  circumcisione  domini. 

Dominici  natalis  hodie 

5.  De  epiphania  domini. 

Hunc  epyphaniorum  diem 

6.  De  purificatione  marie. 

Consuetudo  ecclesiastica 

7.  De  septuagesima. 

Scientes  dilectissimi  . 

8.  De  capite  ieiunij. 

Hodie  mater  ecclesia  . 

9.  De  quadragesima. 

Audiuit  fraternitas 

10.  De  adnuntiatione  S.  Marie. 

Gaudeamus  in  domino 

11.  In  ramis  palmarum. 

Qui  wit  hominem 
li.  In  cena  domini. 

Optatus  nobis 

1 3.  De  pascha. 

Cum  cetere  festiuitates 

14.  De  ascensione  domini. 

Hodie  fratres  uictoria 

15.  De  pentecosten. 

Dies  Pentecostes  sacratus  . 


s “ 
66 
T6 
86 
g6 

1 1 a 

12  a 

13  a 

i5« 

16  a 

16  6 

17  6 


J.  MSS. 


18  a 

6 


82 


CATALOGUE  OF  MANUSCRIPTS. 


[ms.  52 


2.  Liber  B.  Augustini  de  uita  Christiana  ad  sororem  suatn  uiduam  20  a 
A xviith  cent,  note  here  says:  Fastidij  Britanni,  ut  nuper 
probavit  Lucas  Holstenius  et  edidit  Romae  1663,  vide 
Cavei  Hist,  litter,  de  Fastidio,  vide  Caveum  p.  310  i vol. 

Fastidius  is  mentioned  by  Gennadius  de  Vir.  lllustr.  56. 

The  book  is  printed  in  Galland,  ix.  481-489.  The  opening 
words  in  the  MS.  are  Et  ego  peccator  et  ultimus  in- 
sipientiorque  ceteris, 
f.  30  is  blank. 

11.  3.  A tract  without  title. 

Exceptiones  ecclesiasticarum  regularum,  partim  ex  epistolis 


romanorum  pontificum  . . . . . . . 31a 

f.  38  is  blank. 

III.  4.  Sermo  B.  Augustini  ep.  de  decern  preceptis  legis  et  de  decern 

plagis  egyptiorum 39 « 


5.  Libellus  de  iiii”  uirtutibus  id  est  prudentia  fortitudine  tempe- 
rantia  et  iustitia  martini  episcopi  ad  mironem  regem.  This 
tract  is  often  attributed  to  Seneca:  see  Lightfoot’s  Phi- 

lippianstp.  331 41 

ff.  44  b,  45  are  blank. 

The  volume  is  bound  in  a leaf  of  a folio  Psalter,  xiii-xiv  cent., 
in  double  columns,  showing  part  of  Ps.  cxviii.  (cxix.) 
Mirabilia  testimojiia — Clamaui  in  toto  corde  meo.  At  each 
end  are  two  leaves  of  a smaller  Psalter  (cent,  xiii)  of  24  lines 
to  a page.  The  leaves  at  the  beginning  are  nos.  3 and  5 of 
a quire,  those  at  the  end  are  i and  8 of  the  same  quire. 

More  leaves  will  be  found  in  Q.  G.  5,  etc.  Those  in  this 
volume  contain  parts  of  Pss.  (i)  Ixi.-lxiii.;  (3)  Ixv.,  Ixvi.; 

(5)  Ixviii.;  (8)  Ixix.,  Ixx. 

On  f.  38  is  a faint  scribble  (xvth  cent.) : 

Os  dauy  harpe  a lay  you  sorps  al  to  lang. 

There  are  tags  from  a MS.  of  cent,  xiii,  xiv. 


53.  Q.  G.  5. 

IvONIS  Carnotensis  Epistolae. 

Vellum,  8^  x 4|,  ff-  36;  37,  30,  36  lines  to  a page.  Cent.  xii. 
Well  written. 

Given  to  the  College  by  Mr  Man,  Jan.  21,  1685. 

Collation  : a®  c®  d®. 


MS.  53] 


JESUS  COLLEGE. 


83 


Contents : 

1.  Ivonis  Carnotensis  Epistolae  ......  f.  i 

1.  Abbati  N. 

2.  Rodberto. 

3.  No  address. 

4.  Fratribus. 

5.  Paschali  pape. 

6. 

7.  Paschal  to  Anselm. 

8.  Anselm  to  Paschal. 

9.  Paschal  to  Anselm. 

10.  John  Cardinal  to  Anselm. 

11.  Ivo  (of  S.  Quintin  of  Beauvais)  to  H. 

2.  Sermo  S.  Augustini  Quomodo  homo  ad  imaginem  dei  creatus  est  6 a 

3.  Ivonis,  etc.  Epistolae 70; 

12.  Ivo,  Daimbert  of  Sens,  etc.  to  Joscerannus  of  Lyons, 

a Charm  against  fever 8 ^ 

13.  Ivo  to  Pope  Urban. 

*4*  »»  >) 

15.  To  Richerius  of  Sens. 

16.  To  Gualterius  of  Meaux. 

17.  To  Eudo  dapifer. 

18.  To  Richerius  of  Sens. 

19.  To  Peter  of  Poitiers. 

20.  To  Eudo  dapifer. 

21.  To  Hugo  of  Lyons. 

22.  To  Leudo,  priest. 

23.  To  Hugo  of  Lyons. 

24.  To  William  King  of  England. 

25.  To  Barnardus  of  Marmoutier. 

26.  To  Hildebert  of  Lemans. 

27.  To  Hugo  Dean  of  Beauvais. 

28.  To  W.  Abbot  of  Fecamp. 

29.  To  V.  Abbot  of  Vendome. 

30.  To  the  Bishops  of  the  province  of  Rheims. 

31.  To  pope  Paschal. 

32.  To  Manasses  of  Rheims. 

33.  To  Gualo,  priest. 

34.  To  Wulerinus  Archdeacon  of  Paris. 

35.  To  Daimbert  of  Sens. 

36.  To  Rodulfus,  priest  of  Rheims,  and  Odalricus. 

37.  To  John  of  Orleans. 

38.  To  Walter  Librarian  of  Beauvais. 

39.  To  Daimbert  of  Sens. 

40.  To  Hildebert  of  Lemans. 

41.  To  William  of  Fecamp. 

42.  To  Philip  King  of  France. 

43.  To  Hugo  of  Lyons. 


6 — 2 


84 


CATALOGUE  OF  MANUSCRIPTS. 


[MS.  54 


44.  To  Gaufridus  of  Beauvais. 

45.  To  Pope  Urban. 

46.  To  Manegoldus. 

47.  To  Roszelinus. 

48.  To  the  Nuns  in  Dumensi  monasterio. 

49.  To  Philip  King  of  France. 

50.  To  Rainaldus  of  Rheims. 

51.  To  Philip. 

52.  To  Robert.  53.  To  Thomas  of  York.  54.  To  Haimeric. 

At  the  beginning  are  two  leaves  from  the  same  Psalter,  and  the  same  quire  of  it,  as 
in  the  last  MS.  They  are  leaves  2 and  7 of  the  quire,  and  contain  parts  of  Pss.  Ixiii., 
Ixiv.  and  Ixviii. , Ixix. 


54.  Q.  G.  6. 


Thomas  de  ente,  etc. 

Vellum,  81-  x 5|,  fif.  276,  in  varying  numbers  of  lines  to  a page. 
Cent,  xiii-xv. 

Given  by  Mr  Man,  Jan.  21,  1685. 

Collation : a^  b'^  (wants  13)  e'^  g*^  i*^  m'"  n*^  o'“ 

p4  qio  J.12  (wants  il,  12)  1|  s^"  u^^  (wants  9-14)  ||  v^^  w^  x’^  i|  y'“  7?^ 

aa®  (wants  6) : 276  leaves. 

Provenance : Durham.  On  f.  15  ^ is  the  title: 

Breuiloquium  de  virtutibus  antiquorum  principum  ac  philosophorum  2“  fo.  quod 
habebat. 

Then  in  another  hand  : 

Iste  liber  assignatur  Nono  (nouo?)  Armariolo  in  claustro  Dunelmensis  Ecclesie  per 
venerabilem  Patrem  Magistrum  Johannem  Auklande  priorem  eiusdem  Ecclesie. 

Both  these  inscriptions  are  of  cent.  xv. 

Contents : 

On  f 2 is  a table  of  contents  : the  top  of  the  leaf  is  cut  off. 

1.  Tractatus  de  ente  et  essencia  (by  Thomas  Aquinas)  . . f.  i 

2.  Breuiloquium  de  virtutibus  antiquorum  principum  et  philoso- 

phorum (by  Bonaventura) 16 

3.  Diuersa  themata  predicatoribus  proficua  ....  34 

Convertimini  ad  me  in  toto  corde  uestro.  A collection  of  23 

sermons,  with  Exempla,  Applicationes  etc. 
ff.  65-69  are  left  blank  for  an  Index,  which  is  not  finished. 

4.  Moralitates  super  ysaiam  prophetam 70 

Beatus  qui  custodit  uerba  prophetie  huius. 


MS.  55] 


JESUS  COLLEGE. 


85 


5.  Libri  19  de  animalibus  et  eorum  proprietatibus  moribus 

hominum  applicatis 94  ^ 

Omnia  secundum  apostolum  inuisibilia  dei  per  ea  que  facta 
sunt  intellecta  conspiciuntur. 
f.  159  i is  blank. 

6.  Declamaciones  senece  et  aliorum  philosophorum  dicta 

moralizata. 

A table  on  f.  i6o(z.  Text 160b 

1.  De  redeinpcione  generis  hiimani.  (F)ertur  ut  repperi  in 

quadam  veteri  historia  quendam  Imperatorem  habuisse 
bliam. 

2.  De  misericordia  dei  ad  nos.  Seneca  li“  1“  declamacionum 

declamacione  5*^  Rapta  raptoris  morte  aut  nupcias  petat. 

7.  De  7 mortalibus  (peccatis  et)  eorum  effectibus  et  incomodis 


et  h‘  bis  continetur  cum  versibus  in  margine  . . . 182 

Another  hand. 

Superbia  est  elacio  viciosa. 

8.  Sermones  quidam 195^ 

9.  De  quinque  septenis  in  sacra  scriptura  inuentis  . . . 238 


Quinque  septena  in  sacra  scriptura  inueni  que  volo  si  possum 
puris  enumerando  ab  inuicem  distinguere. 
flf.  245-247  blank. 

10.  De  7 mortalibus  peccatis  ut  supra 248 

The  same  tract  as  no.  7 in  another  hand. 

11.  Alie  notule  morales  cum  aliis 261  i 

P.  si  vtique  est  fructus  iusto?  utique  est,  vnde  ysa.  Dicite 

iusto  quoniam  bene  erit  ei. 

A number  of  miscellaneous  notes  on  words  and  texts. 

12.  flf.  273—276  are  in  a different  hand  and  contain  sermons  (ap- 

parently six)  in  a bad  hand. 

In  disciplina  perseuerate  tanquam  filiis  se  offert  dominus. 


55.  Q.  G.  7. 


Ordinale  Praemonstratensium. 

Paper,  8 x 5^^,  ff.  143,  30  lines  to  a page.  Cent,  xv  (late). 

Binding : brown  stamped  leather  over  wooden  boards,  formerly 
fastened  with  strap  and  pin.  There  are  3 stamps  used — (i)  trian- 
gular with  a trefoil  flower  or  leaf,  (2)  lozenge-shaped,  with  a fleur- 
de-lys,  (3)  square  with  a Greek  cross  fleury.  They  are  scattered 
quite  irregularly  over  the  cover,  20  on  one  side  and  23  on  the 
other.  Given  by  Mr  Man. 


86  CATALOGUE  OF  MANUSCRIPTS.  [MS.  55 

Collation : a^-e^-  P"  g*-  (2  cancelled)  (9  is  two 

leaves  pasted  together). 

Provenance.  On  f.  i is  written  ; 

Iste  liber  constat  Johanni  Tanfyld  canonici  de  skyrpynes^. 

Two  parchment  fly-leaves  at  either  end  are  cut  from  a vellum 
roll  which  had  been  taken  round  to  various  monasteries  to  solicit 
their  prayers  for  the  soul  of  William  Yorke,  abbot  of  the  house  to 
which  the  book  belonged.  The  first  entry  is  : 

A.  (i)  Titulus  monasterii  Beate  Marie. ..(?  Ebor.)  | Ordinis  Sancti  Benedict!. 
Anima  {Dom)ni  Willelmi  Zorke  Abbatis  Et  Aniine  | (omnium)  | ffidelium  Defunctorum 
per  misericordiam  dei  In  p(ace  requi)|escant.  Amen. 

Vestris  Nostra  Damus  pro  nostris  uestra  (rogamus). 

(2)  Titulus  monasterii  B.  Marie  de  Elsham  ord.  S.  Augustini  = Ellesham  in 
Lincolnshire. 

(3)  Titulus  mon.  B.  M.  de  Thornton  ord.  S.  Augustini  line.  dioc.  (Thorneton-on- 
Humber  or  Thornton  Curteis.) 

(4)  Tit.  mon.  B.  M.  sanctique  marcialis..  de  Neuhous  ord.  premonstr.  line, 
dioc.  (Newhouse.) 

(5)  Tit.  mon.  beatorum  Augustini  et  Olaui  de  Walhow,  ord.  S.  .A.ug.  line.  dioc. 
(Wellow,  near  Grimsby.) 

(6)  Tit.  monast.  b.  M.  de  Cothome.  (Gotham  in  Lincoln,  Cistercian  nuns.) 

Verso.  (This  follows  fragment  C.) 

B.  (1)  Tit.  ecclesie  Cath.  b.  Marie  de  Coventr.  ord.  S.  Bened. 

(2)  Tit.  mon.  b.  M.  de  Cumba  ord.  Cist.  Covent,  et  Lych.  dioc.  (Combe  in  Warwick.) 

(3)  Tit.  ordinis  fratrum  heremitarum  S.  Aug.  Laycystrie.  (?  Priory  of  S.  Katherine 
in  Leicester.) 

(4)  Tit.  fratrum  ord.  predicatorum  conuentus  Leycystrie.  (Black  Friars  at  Leicester.) 

(5)  Tit.  monast.  B.  M.  de  pratis  Leycestrie  ord.  S.  Aug.  line.  dioc.  (S.  Mary 
Pre  at  Leicester.) 

(6)  Tit.  mon.  B.  M.  de  Vluescroft.  ord.  S.  Aug.:  Charley  and  Ulvescroft  in 
Charnwood  Forest. 

(7)  Tit.  mon.  (B.  M.)  de  Garadon  ord.  Cist.  Lincoln,  dioc.  (Gerondon  in 
Leicestershire.) 

(8)  Tit.  mon.  de  gracedea  (?)  lincoln.  dioc.  (Grace  Dieu  in  Leicestershire?) 

(9)  Tit.  mon.  de  langeley.  (O.  S.  B.  nuns,  Langley  in  Leicestershire.) 

(10)  Tit.  mon.  de  Croxton.  (Praemonstr.,  Leicestershire.) 

At  the  end  of  the  volume  is  another  piece  of  the  roll. 

Recto  : 

C.  (i)  Tit.  fratrum  predicatorum  Wygornie.  (Black  Friars.) 

(2)  Tit.  frat.  minorum  Wygornie.  (Grey  Friars.) 

(3)  Tit.  monast.  B.  M.  de  Bordesley  ord.  Cist.  Wigorn.  dioc. 

1 I can  find  no  Praemonstratensian  house  to  suit  this  name : it  may  refer  to  the 
Hospital  of  .Shireburn  near  Durham,  which  was  a lazar-house  and  supported  several  priests. 


MS.  56] 


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(4)  Tit.  fr.  ord.  predicatorum  Warwycie. 

(5)  Tit.  mon.  B.  M.  de  Kenilhvorth  ord.  S.  Aug.  Couentr.  et  lich.  dioc. 

(6)  Tit.  mon.  B.  M.  de  Stonleya  ord.  Cist.  Couentr.  et  lich.  dioc.  (Stanley  in-Arden.) 

(7)  Tit.  fr.  minorum  Couentrie. 

(8)  Tit.  domus  S.  Anne  ord.  Cart,  prope  Couentr.  (Charterhouse  at  Coventry.) 
Verso : 

D.  (i)  Tit.  mon.  S.  Agathe  virg.  et  mart,  iuxta  Richmond  ord.  ...  Ebor.  dioc. 
(Praemonstratensian.) 

(2)  Tit.  ord.  frat.  minorum  Richmond. 

(3)  Tit.  mon.  B.  M.  de  Couerham  ord.  Premonstr.  Ebor.  dioc.  (Corham, 
near  Richmond.) 

(4)  Tit.  mon.  B.  M.  de  Joreualle  ord.  Cist.  Ebor.  dioc.  (Jervaux.) 

(5)  Titulus  ffr.  {sic). 

Frater  Robartus  minister  domus  S.  Robarti  iuxta  Knaresburgh  ordinis...  (Trinitarians.) 

(6)  Tit.  mon.  B.  M.  de  Nu«mo\vnkton  ord.  premonstr.  Ebor.  dioc.  (?  Nun 
Monkton;  but  in  Tanner  this  is  a Benedictine  nunnery.) 

(7)  Tit.  ord.  fr.  minorum  Ebor. 

(8)  Tit.  fr.  heremitarum  ord.  S.  Aug.  Ebor. 

(9)  Tit.  fr.  ord.  Carmelitarum  B.  M.  Ebor. 

(10)  Tit.  ord.  fr.  predicatorum  Ebor. 

(11)  Tit.  mon.  S.  Trinitat.  Ebor.  ord.  S.  Benedicti.  (Cell  to  Marmoutier.)  Fragment 
A follows  on  this. 

Rolls  of  this  kind  have  been  printed  by  the  Surtees  Society, 
e.g.  the  Obituary  Roll  of  Ebchester  and  Burnby. 

Contents : 

An  Ordinal,  or  Pie.  The  Preface  runs  as  follows : 

Regula  de  omnibus  historiis  inchoandis  et  de  omnibus  commemoracionibus  faciendis 
per  totum  annum,  tractata  de  ordinali  preroonstratensis  ordinis  per  septem  litteras 
kalendarii,  et  quilibet  littera  per  se  diuiditur  in  sex  partes.  Et  hoc  propter  festa  mobilia 
et  annos  bisextiles.  Ideo  in  primis  sciatis  que  sit  littera  dominicalis  in  anno  iam  presenti, 
deinde  numerum  per  quern  luna  currit  in  eodem  anno.  Quibus  cognitis  intrate  in 
regulam  sequentem  et  querite  eandem  litteram  dominicalem  quousque  inueneritis 
predictum  numerum  lunarem  et  predictam  litteram  dominicalem  simul  stantes.  Quibus 
inuentis  operamini  cum  eadem  littera  per  totum  annum  iam  presentem. 


56.  Q.  G.  8. 


Lydgate,  etc. 

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88  CATALOGUE  OF  MANUSCRIPTS.  [MS.  56 

Mr  W.  Aldis  Wright,  Vice-Master  of  Trinity  College,  is  the 
author  of  the  appended  table  of  contents. 

Contents : 

Lydgate’s  Testament,  printed  from  another  MS.  in  Lydgate’s 
Minor  Poems,  p.  232  (Percy  Society). 

1 . O how  holsom  and  glad  is  )>e  memorye f.  i a 

With  Ihu  mercy  kneling  on  my  knee. 

Testamentum  in  nomine  Jhu. 

(T)'he  yeres  passid  of  my  tender  youi/i  .....  6 a 

2.  Quis  dabit  capiti  meo  fontem  lacrimarum  . . . . \^b 

(W)ho  shall  yeue  vnto  myn  hede  a well. 

That  fore  i>ere  lone  was  nailed  to  a tre. 

3.  Consulo  quisquis  eris  qui  pads  federa  queris  . . . . 12  b 

Consonus  esto  lupis  cum  quibus  esse  cupis. 

(I)  coun5ail  what  so  euere  i>o\x  be. 

To  his  plesaunce  to  othir  his  language. 

Printed  in  Lydgate’s  Minor  Poems,  p.  173  (Percy  Soc.  ed. 

Halliwell)  and  in  Furnivall’s  Political,  Religious  and  Love 
Poems,  p.  25  (E.  E.  T.  S.)  from  other  MSS. 

4.  All  slant  in  ckaunge  like  a mydsomer  Rose  . . . . 25  a 

Let  no  man  host  of  Ronnyng  nor  vertue. 

Of  whos  V 'Nosmdes  prynte  in  youre  herte  a Rose. 

Printed  from  this  MS.  in  Lydgate’s  Minor  Poems,  p.  22. 

5.  Off  god  and  kynde  prc^cedith  all  beaute 2q  b 

By  exsaumple  of  hir  youre  homys  cast  away. 

Printed  in  Halliwell  and  VI Reliquiae  Antiquae,  I.  p.  79, 
and  in  Minor  Poems,  p.  46,  from  other  MSS. 

6.  Towarde  the  eende  of  frosty  Januarie 29  a 

Looke  Welle  youre  myrrours  and  deme  noon  other  night. 

Printed  in  Minor  Poems,  p.  156,  from  another  MS. 

7.  The  worlde  so  wide  the  eyre  so  remevable  . . . . 33  a 

Toward  >at  life  where  ioy  is  ay  lastyng. 

Printed  in  Minor  Poems,  p.  193,  from  another  MS. 

8.  As  of  hony  men  gadre  out  swetnes  36  a 

With  hym  to  dwell  aboue  he  sterrys  clere. 

Printed  in  Minor  Poems,  p.  216,  from  another  MS. 

9.  Pax. 

Mercye  and  truth  met  on  a high  mountayn  . . . . 37  ^ 


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MS.  56] 

For  vs  to  come  to  everlastyng  pees. 

Another  MS.  in  Trin.  Coll.  Camb.  R.  3.  2i. 

10.  Misericordias  domitti  in  eterniirn  cantabo  . . . . 41a 

All  goostly  songes  and  ympnes  hat  be  sunge. 

Eternally  hi  mercies  hei  do  syng. 

Another  MS.  in  Trin.  Coll.  Camb.  R.  3.  21. 

11.  Incipit  doctrina  Sana  ........  44  a 

Who  will  be  hole  and  kepe  hym  fro  sekenes. 

To  all  indifferent  richest  dietarie. 

Printed  in  Minor  Poems,  p.  66  (except  the  stanzas  1-4) 
from  another  MS. 

12.  Incipit  tractatus  de  Regibus  anglie  post  conquestum  . . 46  a 

This  myghty  Wiliam  duke  of  Normandye. 

Longe  to  reioyssh  and  Regne  here  in  his  right. 

This  copy  ends  with  Henry  VI.  Two  other  copies  ending 
with  Edward  IV.  are  in  MS.  Trin.  Coll.  Camb.  R.  3.  21. 

13.  Incipit  Pater  noster  ........  b 

A twine  drede  and  tremblyng  Reverence. 

By  goodly  fauoure  to  correl  of  heire  grace. 

14.  Incipiunt  quindecim  gaudia  beate  7narie  . . . . . 53  a 

A twene  mydnyght  and  he  fressh  morowe  graye. 

As  hereto  forre  is  shewid  he  maner. 

[Quindecim  dolores  beatae  Mariae]  . . . . . 55 

Without  title:  written  as  a continuation  of  the  preceding. 

As  ye  haue  herde  accomplysshid  he  gladnes. 

Where  hu  failest  hat  men  shall  he  correcte. 

15.  De profundis  clamatti 58  a 

Hauyng  a conceyte  in  my  symple  wite. 

At  his  chirch  to  hyng  it  on  the  wall. 

Written  in  Lydgate’s  old  age  at  the  command  of  W.  C.,  see 
last  stanza. 

16.  Letabundus  ..........  (sob 

Grounde  take  in  vertue  by  Patriarkw  oldes. 

This  nowe  yere  doth  \>er  on  Remembre. 

17.  Incipiunt  quindecini  00  .......  65  i 

Blissid  lorde  my  lorde  O Ihu  crist. 

The  charter  asselid  whan  hou  hing  on  he  Roode. 

18.  Incipit  oracio  ad  crucem qob 

In  cruce  sum  pro  te  qui  peccas  desine  pro  me. 


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Desine  do  veniam  sic  culpam  retraho  penatn. 

Upon  a cros  nailed  I was  for  the. 

At  hir  request  to  vs  be  mfrciable. 

19.  Incipit  de  sancta  Maria  . . . . . . . . 71  i 

O quene  of  heuen  of  hell  eeke  empires. 

On  Cristes  passion  and  on  hir  Joyes  fyve. 

20.  Incipit  de  osculo  sancto  ad  verbum  caro  factum  est  . . . 72  3 

Ye  deuout  peple  which  kepe  on  obseruance. 

Which  for  hi  sake  werid  a croun  of  Thorn. 

Printed  in  Minor  Poems,  p.  60,  from  another  MS. 

21.  Stella  celi  extirpauit  . . . . . . . . 73  rt 

Thou  heuenly  quene  of  grace  oure  lood  sterre. 

Saue  all  hi  s^ruantes  from  stroke  of  pestilence. 

22.  Incipit  de  decim  martiribus  .......  73  i 

Blessed  denys  of  Athenis  chief  sonne. 

As  hu  art  verray  martir  and  virgyne. 

23.  Incipit  de  sancto  Leonardo  . . . . . . . 75  ^ 

Rest  and  refuge  to  folke  disconsolate. 

Where  aungels  were  wont  to  syng  Osanna. 

24.  Incipit  de  tribus  virginibus  Katerina  Margareta  St'  Magdalena  76  a 
Katerina  with  glorious  IMtf^garete. 

Ihu  haue  marcye  when  we  on  to  he  call. 

25.  Incipit  de  xi  millibus  virginibus  . . . . . . 76 

Ye  briton  martirs  famous  in  pifrfitnes. 

Vs  to  socoure  lorde  when  we  to  he  call. 

26.  Stans puer  ad  rnensam  . . . . . . . . 77  a 

My  dere  childe  first  hi  self  enable. 

Put  all  defaute  vpon  John  Lidgate. 

Printed  in  Pel.  Ant.  i.  156,  from  this  MS. 

27.  Si  deus  est  animus  nobis  ut  carmina  dicunt  ....  ~fib-()2b 
Hie  tibi  precipue  sit  pura  mente  colendus. 

For  why  hat  god  is  inwardly  he  witt. 

Nat bot  symplenes  of  witt. 

Explicit  liber  Catonis. 


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57.  Q.  G.  9. 


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COLLECTIO  ErRORUM,  ETC. 

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Contents : 

1.  Collectio  errorum  in  anglia  et  parisius  condempnatorum  qui  sic 

per  capitula  distinguuntur  et  primo  de  erroribus  con- 
dempnatis  in  anglia  ........  f.  i 

Primum  capitulum  de  erroribus  in  gramatica. 

Follows  a table  of  the  21  chapters. 

Isti  sunt  errores  condempnati  a ffratre  Roberto  de  Kyluarby 
archiepiscopo  cantuar.  de  consensu  omnium  magistrorum  tarn 
regentium  quam  non  regentium  apud  oxoniam  die  jouis 
proxima  post  festum  sci  cuthberti  in  quadragesima  . anno  dm 
millesimo  • ducentesimo  • septuagesimo  sexto. 

De  erroribus  in  gramatica  prununi  capitulum. 

Ego  currit,  tu  currit,  etc. 

On  f.  7 a is  a confirmation,  and  additions  to  the  list,  by  John 
(Peckham)  Abp  of  Canterbury,  dated  Ap.  30,  1286. 

2.  Table,  in  another  hand,  to  the  next  item  .....  8 

3.  Thomas  Aquinas  de  malo 9 

The  heading,  partly  cut  off,  is  : 

P-  (?  N)  Thomas  de  malo 

Ends  on  f.  166  a. 

ff.  166  b,  167  b have  scribbles:  on  168  3 is  a list  of  books  : 

Isti  sunt  libri  quos  emit  Thomas  de  Wyniston  oxonie.  Tota  summa  Thome  de 
Aquino  in  quatuor  uoluminibus  • videl.  Prima  pars  summe  per  se  . prima  secunde  per 
se  . secunda  secunde  (erased)  })er  se  et  tercia  pars  per  se  .i.  ultima  pars.  Totum 
scriptum  eiusdem  Thome  super  sentencias  in  tribus  uoluminibus,  videl.  primum  scriptum 
super  primum  sent,  et  scriptum  super  secundum  sent,  in  vno  volumine. 

Item  scriptum  super  tercium  sent,  in  vno  volumine  per  se  et  scriptum  super  quartum 
sent,  per  .se  sed  finis  eiusdem  scripti  scil.  a quadragesima  distinctione  exclusiue  usque  ad 
finem  ligatur  cum  ultima  parte  summe. 

Item  liber  qui  intitulatur  contra  gentiles  per  se.  et  est  eiusdem  Thome  de  Aquino. 

Item  tabula  super  libros  no/aMes.  et  liber  qui  intitulatur  de  ueritate  in  vno  volumine. 

Item  questiones  egidij  de  esse  et  essencia  & de  cognitione  angelorum  et  de  mensura 
angelorum.  & questiones  egidij  super  primum  sentenciarum  .s.  usque  ad  vicesimam 


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primam  distinctionem  • et  questiones  bartholomei  super  decreta  et  tabubula  super 
originalia  in  vno  volumine. 

Item . . . . ra  Thome  de  Aquino  super  quatuor  libros  sentent. : et  questiones  fratris 
Willelmi  de  Ware  super  quatuor  libros  sent,  in  vno  volumine. 

Item  summa  fratris  minoris  nomine  de  media  villa  hoc  est  de  menevyl  et  questiones 
eiusdem  de  quolibetis.  et  questiones  fratris  egidij  de  quolibetis  • et  questiones  fratris 
Willelmi  de  heyham  disputate  in  scolis  et  determinate. 

Item  questiones  fratris  Tome  de  Aquino  de  spiritualibus  creaturis. 

Item  • 7 • quolibeta  eiusdem.  Item  de  potencia.  Item  (erasure)  ...s  henrici  de 
gandauo  improbate.  Item  21  questiones  de  aniina  • Thome.  Item  questiones  fratris 
egidij  super  primum  sent.  s.  19  distinctiones.  Item  tractatus  fratris  Roberti  (Kilwardby 
erased)  herford. 

Item  questiones  fratris  R.  de  Kilwardby  super  sent. 

, psalterium 

Item  postille  super  / lucam  fratris  nicholay  de  goram. 

' epistolas  pauli 

Item  Ricardus  de  trinitate  (Erasures.) 


(Erasure) 


questiones  super  librum 
Liber  de  malo 
hoc  est  iste  liber 
corruptorium  per  se 

(erasure)  magistri  h.  de  gandauo  in  duobus  uoluminibus. 


cum  probacione  sua 
volumina.... 

4.  Tractatus  de  peccato  mortali f.  169  a 

Quoniam  sicut  habetur  deut°  25. 

In  another  hand. 

An  Index  at  the  end. 


The  original  Table  of  Contents  runs  thus  : 

1.  Errores  in  diuersis  scientijs  condempnati  parisius  et  in  anglia. 

2.  Questiones  de  malo  cum  titulis  questionum  preuiis. 

3.  Tractatus  bonus  de  peccato  mortali  et  veniali  et  ceteris  peccati  speciebus  cum 

titulis  questionum  et  tabula  vocali  in  fine. 


58.  Q.  G.  10. 

Sc  ALA  Chronica. 

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Contents ; 

1.  The  Scala  Chronica  of  Thomas  Gray  (d.  1369?),  in  French 

prose,  imperfect  at  the  beginning.  Partly  edited  by  Stevenson 
for  the  Maitland  Club.  The  principal  MS.  is  at  Corpus 
Christi  (Cambridge),  no.  132  . . . . . . f.  i a 

The  present  copy  is  imperfect  at  the  beginning.  The  first  words 
are  drount  a brut  de  loranguise  et  del  seruage.  The  first 
rubric  (f.  49)  is  comment  les  deux  freres  mamp'z  et  Maulin 
estriuerent  pour  la  terre. 

This  copy  goes  down  to  the  death  of  Henry  III.  in  1272.  The 
Corpus  MS.  ends  in  1362. 

2.  A chronicle  in  Latin  beginning  in  the  year  1042  and  ending 

(imperfectly)  with  the  death  of  Simon  de  Montfort  . . ^\a 

The  last  quire  is  misbound  : ff.  83,  84  are  turned  round : the  true 
order  is  f.  82,  84  iJ,  84  a,  83  83  a,  85-87. 

Elizabeth  pigott  (xvi)  is  on  the  margin  of  f.  40  a. 

Thomas  pigott  est  verus  posser  (sic)  huius  libri,  f.  53  a. 

This  Chronicle  is  extracted  from  the  important  Annals  of 
Waverley,  a Cistercian  house  near  P'arnham.  These  Annals 
were  edited  by  Dr  Luard  for  the  Rolls  Series  from  the  MS.  in 
the  Cottonian  Collection. 

The  present  text  is  shorter  and  begins  at  a later  date,  but  the 
source  is  unmistakeable : cf.  a MS.  at  Magd.  Coll.  Oxford, 

(no.  cxcix.)*. 

The  text  begins  on  p.  180,  ed.  Luard,  and  ends  with  the  words 
Henrici  filij,  p.  365,  ed.  Luard. 

There  is  a xviith  cent,  transcript  of  this  Chronicle  in  MS.  Bodl. 

Tanner  383. 


59.  Q.  G.  II. 


Gulielmus  Parisiensis,  etc. 

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' Compare  also  a chronicle  in  Bodl.,  Laud.  Misc.  564,  Hardy,  Catalogue  of  Materials, 
iii.  208. 


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1395,  Catalogi  Veteres,  p.  72,  Libraria  claustralis,  with  the  letter 
C and  “ ii  fo.,  intelligitur.” 

Contents  : there  are  two  tables  of  contents,  one  of  cent,  xv  on 
f I b,  one  of  cent,  xvii  on  f i a. 

I.  In  principio  librorum  biblie  et  quot  capita  quibus  libris 


continentur  . . . . . . . . . f.  2 a 

2.  Meditacio  cuiusdam  sapientis  de  custodia  interioris  hominis. 

Ad  interioiis  hominis  custodiam  insinuandam  ...  2 b 

3.  Notulae  excerptae  de  diversis  Doctoribus  ....  50 

One  from  Ricardus  heremita  de  Aluernia  Episc. 

4.  Willelmus  Parisiensis  de  fide  et  legibus,  in  five  books  . . 10  a 

5.  Dialogus  de  deo  et  anima  ex  Trismegisto. 

Asclepius  iste  pro  solo  - . . . . . . . 135^ 

6.  An  extract : anime  non  ex  traduce  procreantur  . . . 140  a 

7.  Confessio  Job.  Wickliflf  de  Sacramento  altaris.  Corpus  christi 

est  idem  140  i 

8.  Extract:  Omnes  debemus  laudare  dominum  . . . . 144^ 

9.  De  sacerdotum  negligentia  in  divinis  officiis  celebrandis. 

Dolens  refero . . 145 

10.  Excerpta  e Patribus  de  oratione  ......  146  i 

11.  ‘Alueredus’ (Ailred  of  Rievaulx)  de  anima  ....  i47« 

12.  Tractatus  de  mundo  fugiendo.  Diuina  nobis  monita  . . 149  a 

13.  Extracts:  de  peccato  originali 150a 

On  151  is  the  distich  : 

No  weyll  wyll  do  & do  no  mys 

Fie  fro  evyll  felyschyp  were  so  euer  it  ys. 

Nos.  1-3  and  6-13  are  in  one  hand,  no.  4 in  a smaller  hand, 
no.  5 possibly  in  the  same,  but  in  different  ink. 


60.  Q.  G.  12. 

Medica. 

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Contents : 

I.  Index  of  Diseases f.  i « 

•2.  Prognostics  of  Hippocrates \b 

3.  Receipts.  Balsamum T.b 

Aqua  aroniatica ^b 

4.  Table  to  the  following  work 7 a 

5.  A medical  encyclopaedia,  In  alphabetical  order  ...  \a 

Inc.  : Abhominacio.  Contra  abhominacionem  et  fastidiiim. 

The  last  word  is  vulua  . 274  a 

6.  Miscellaneous  receipts : 

Pro  peste  Rec.  diarodon  abbatis  /'asaud  ....  275  b 

Puluis  pestil.  secundum  hall  de  lichefeld. 

The  last  receipt  on  the  page  is  marked  ‘lichefeld  ut  creditor. ' 

Pro  sciatica  in  English  : other  Latin  receipts  ....  276^2 

7.  Practica  Mag.  Bernardi  de  villa  noua  Cathalani  . . . 277  a 

Quoniam  de  melioribus  amicis. 

8.  Tractatus  breuis  et  vtilis  Bernardi  de  Gordonio  . . . 281  a 

9.  Verses.  (See  post) 282  b 

10.  Two  indices 283  a,  286  a 

II.  Miscellaneous  receipts 2990 


The  last  fly-leaf  has  scribbles : inter  alia  : 
fjLTjbev  ayav  ne  quid  nimis. 
yvbdi  se  auros  nosce  teipsum. 

The  verses  on  f.  282  b run  thus : 

Non  didici  gratis  nec  musa  sagax  Ipocratis 
Egris  in  stratis  seruiet  absque  datis. 

Empta  solet  care  multas  medicina  iuuare 
Siqua  datur  gratis  nil  confert  vtilitatis. 

Res  dare  pro  rebus  pro  verbis  verba  solemus 
Pro  vanis  uerbis  montanis  vtimur  herbis. 

Pro  caris  rebus  pigmentis  et  speciebus 
Dum  dolet  infirmus  medicus  sit  pignore  firmus. 
Instanter  quere  nummos  uel  pignus  habere 
Fedus  in  antiquum  conseruiat  pignus  amicum 
Nam  si  post  queris  querens  inimicus  haberis. 


61.  Q.  G.  13. 

Regula  S.  Benedicti,  etc. 

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CATALOGUE  OF  MANUSCRIPTS. 


[ms.  6 1 


From  Durham.  On  f.  Sa  is: 

Venerabilis  magister  monachus  et  professus  dominus  Johannes  fifysshburn  cancellarius 
ecclesie  cath.  Dunelm.  Obiit  pridie  Idus  maij  anno  domini  millesimo  cccc°  xxx°  quarto, 
cuius  anime  propicietur  deus.  amen. 

There  is  a rude  sketch  in  black  and  red  of  a monk’s  head  and 
“ John  ffysshburti  ” written  beneath. 

Below  is : 

Liber  Johannis  hamsterly  (over  an  erasure)  monachi  Dunelm.  disce  pati. 

On  9 ^ is  : 

Dominus  Johannes  (erasure)  monachus  eccl.  cath.  Dunellm. 

On  loa  is : 

Ister  liber  assignatur  Almarolo  nomrwe  ...  per  venerabilem  patrem  magistrum 
huttone  priorem  ecc.  cath.  dunelm. 

Collation:  i®  a^^  (14  cancelled)  b*^  c®  ||  d®  |1  e*'^  g®  ||  h‘^  i|  i®  |1  k’“ 
(wants  9,  10,  12). 

Contents : 

I.  ff.  1-8  are  fly-leaves  made  up  of  parts  of  Durham  account-rolls  (xv).  The 
years  to  which  they  refer  are  not  mentioned  ; the  headings  which  remain  are : 
Decima  garb,  paroch.  de  Pyttyngton 
Byllyngham 
Aclyff. 

Visitacio  ecclesiarum 
Decima  garb,  paroch.  de  Jarow 

Wermouth 

Hesilden. 

Vendicio  lane 

garmann 

corrij 

feodi  brasing 
feodi  coquine. 

Recepcio  fomic. 

...ad  firmam  dimiss. 

Empcio  brasing 

pisarum  et  fabe 
vini 

equorum 

frumenti 

Decima  garb,  paroch.  de  heyghynton 

Estmeryngton 

Aluerton 

Estryngton 

Loughall. 

3.  Table  to  the  following  work 9 ^ 


MS.  62] 


JESUS  COLLEGE, 


97 


3.  Regula  S.  Benedicti 1 1 a 

4.  Appendix  in  another  hand.  De  inonachis  et  canonicis  regu- 

laribus  et  monialibus 37 

f.  4 1 was  a double  leaf : 4 1 * is  now  loose. 

5 . A table  to  no.  7 in  30  divisions 41/) 

6.  Articuli  super  quibus  in  visitacione  foret  inquisicio  facenda 

(jjV).  In  a later  hand  .......  42  a 

7.  A tract  headed  C.  R.  D.  A. 

Christ!  subueniat  michi  mater  ut  hoc  bene  fiat  . . . 48  a 

From  the  table  we  gather  that  the  book  was  known  as : 

Libellus  ‘Abbas  uel  prior’  sic  a suo  principio  nominatus. 

The  opening  words  are  ‘Abbas  uel  prior’:  it  is  in  20 
chapters  with  a prologue:  in  a hand  of  cent.  xiv. 

8.  The  table 

9.  A circular  letter  from  the  Abbots  of  S.  Alban’s,  S.  Mary’s  at 

York,  S.  Werburg  at  Chester,  and  others,  to  the  Bene- 
dictines of  England.  Cent.  xv. 

Reyner.  Apostolat.  Bened.  App.  Script.  70  . . . . 76  a 

10.  A similar  letter  from  the  Abbot  of  S.  Alban’s  . . . 88  a; 

Printed  1.  c.  App.  Script.  75. 

11.  Rubrica  de  modo  et  forma  procedendi  in  eleccione  que 

obseruatur  in  practica  secundum  consuetudinem  anglie. 

Licet  circa  diuersas 96  a 

12.  An  explanation  of  the  system  of  Arabic  numerals  . . . 103  ^ 

13.  Utrum  liceat  prelato  absque  consensu  sui  conuentus  obseruan- 

ciarum  dispensaciones  siue  mutaciones  facere  . . . 1 04  a: 


62.  Q-  G.  14- 

Processionale. 


Vellum,  8 x 5^,  fif.  46,  27  lines  to  a page.  Cent.  xv. 

Modern  binding. 

A fragment  of  a Sarum  Processional,  noted  : the  leaves  are 
bound  in  complete  disorder. 

The  true  order  is  as  follows : 


ff.  39-46  (\\nrG  e= Processionale,  ed.  Henderson  51,  Palm  Sunday. 


5\ 

3 


7 

8 


V quire  /. 


2 

4 


6/ 

J.  MSS. 


7 


98 


CATALOGUE  OF  MANUSCRIPTS. 


[MS.  63 


16-23  quire  e. 

24-31  quire/ 

32-35  quire  g (5  wanting). 

One  leafiest  {Processionale,  pp.  117-iig,  Rogations). 

36-38 

9-15  quire  h (wants  8:  ends  on  p.  131  Henderson,  Assumption). 

The  signatures  f are  repeated. 

The  collation  runs  thus:  e*  P (misbound)  ^ g®  (wants  5)  h® 
(wants  8) : 46  leaves. 

The  writing  is  fairly  good  : there  is  no  decorative  work. 


63.  Q.  G.  15. 


POGGII  EpISTOLAE,  etc. 

Paper,  'j\  x 5^,  ff.  76,  18  lines  to  a page.  Cent,  xv,  late. 

Given  by  Mr  Man. 

Binding  : parchment  over  wooden  boards  : strap  and  pin  fasten- 
ing (gone).  At  least  two  quires  of  vellum  gone  at  the  beginning. 
Resembles  the  Bury  books  in  respect  of  binding  and  general 
appearance. 

Collation:  a'®  (wants  i)  b^®  c*®  d'^®  e^^  (wants  10,  ii,  12):  76  leaves. 
Contents : 

Epistola  barnardi  ad  Raymundum  militem  de  cura  et  modo  rei 


familiaris  vtilius  gubernande  . . . . . . . f.  i a 

Letter  on  the  death  of  Galeotus 3 

Dux  Mediolani  

Epistolae  Pogij  oratoris  illustrissimi  ......  5 a 


1.  Petro  Dondito  Ep.  Castellano. 

2.  Johanni  Aretino. 

3.  Franc.  Barbaro. 

4.  Leonardo  Aretino.  At  the  top  is  the  rubric  : 

Ricardo  Secretario  Epi.  Wynton. 

5.  Leonardo  Aretino. 

6.  Joh.  Pratensi. 

7.  Franc.  Marescall.  Ferrariens. 

8.  Cosmo  de  Medicis. 
g.  Nich.  Lusco. 

10.  Guarino. 

11.  Valasco  Portugalensi. 

12.  To  the  same. 

13.  Guarino. 


MS.  64] 


JESUS  COLLEGE. 


99 


14.  Victurino. 

15.  Illustri  principi  D.  Joh.  Franc.  Marchioni  Mantue. 

16.  Carolo  Aretino. 

17.  Leon.  Aretino. 

18.  Leon.  Estensi. 

19.  Guarinus  Leonello  Estensi. 

■20.  Poggius  Franc.  Barbaro. 

Illustriss.  et  literatiss.  principi  et  domino  D.  humffredo  duci 


gloucestrie.  Si  velimus  tociens 26  a 

To  the  same  from  Thomas  de  campo  fregoso  Januensis  dux  . . 2j  a 

At  the  end  {26  i) : 

Amen  quod  Tpmbs  brmkn  = Tomas  Armin. 


Dilucidarium  lemonocensis  (sc.  Joh.  Lemovicensis)  de  sompno 

pharaonis  ...........  28  a 

This  is  a tract  dedicated  to  Theobald  King  of  Navarre,  and  printed 
by  Wagenseil,  and  also  by  Fabricius  (CoJ.  Pseud.  P.  T.  i.  441). 

It  is  of  frequent  occurrence.  It  consists  of  20  letters,  which  are 
supposed  to  be  written  by  Joseph,  Pharaoh,  the  chief  butler,  the 
magicians,  the  courtiers,  and  Joseph’s  detractors. 

Ends  on  73 A Scribbles  follow  on  three  blank  leaves:  the  name 
Gregory  Knagges  is  repeated.  Some  farm  accounts  follow,  and 
a letter  to  Maister  ffrancis  Thornill  to  say  “my  brother  Thomas 
Fairwether  has  chosen  you  to  be  on  his  Jury  concerning  the  sute 
between  him  and  contlas.” 

64.  Q.  G.  16. 

Boethius  de  Trinitate,  etc. 

Vellum,  7|  x 5,  ff.  1 19,  37  lines  to  a page.  Cent.  xii. 

Given  by  Mr  Man. 

Bound  in  a leaf  of  a folio  book  of  Canon  Law  with  text  and 
comment.  Cent.  xiv.  Two  pairs  of  leather  tags  serve  to  fasten  it. 

Collation : a®  b®  (7,  8 blank,  wanting)  ||  ci'’-i'‘'  |1  k®-n®  (+  7*)  ol 

Provenance:  Northern.  The  book  strongly  resembles  nos.  52,  53. 
The  name  of  the  monastery  that  owned  it  has  been  erased  on  f 2b. 

Contents : 


Boetii  liber  de  Trinitate  ..... 

• f.  3 « 

preceded  by 

Table  of  contents  (cent,  xvii)  .... 

I b 

Extracts  about  Boetius  (cent,  xii) 

2 a 

Table  of  contents  in  red  (cent,  xii,  xiii) 

2 b 

7 


2 


lOO  CATALOGUE  OF  MANUSCRIPTS.  [MS.  65 

•2.  Eiusdem  Epistola  ad  S.  Johannem  Diaconum  Eccl.  Rom.  an 

tres  personae  de  diuinitate  substantialiter  praedicentur  . 5 b 

3.  Eiusdem  Epistola  ad  eundem  quomodo  substantiae  in  eo  quod 

sint,  bonae  sint,  cum  non  sint  substantialia  bona  . . (ta 

4.  Eiusdem  Confessio  fidei  cbristianae  .....  7 a 

5.  Eiusdem  de  Persona  et  Natura  ......  9 a 

f.  15  5 is  blank. 

6.  Anselmi  Monologion  ........  16  a 

7.  Anselmi  Proslogion  ........  39  ^ 

8.  Eiusdem  de  incarnatione  uerbi  . . . . . . ^oa 

9.  Eiusdem  Prefacio  in  subditos  tractatus  . . . . . 58  a 

10.  Tractatus  de  ueritate 58  i 

11.  De  libertate  arbitrii 64  b 

12.  De  casu  diaboli 70  i 

f.  84  a,  85  b are  blank  : 84  b,  85  a are  covered  with  notes  in 

pencil  of  cent,  xiv,  xv. 

13.  Eiusdem.  Libri  ii  contra  gentiles,  cur  deus  homo  . . 86  a 

14.  De  conceptu  virginali  et  originali  peccato  . . 109  a 

Two  blank  leaves  at  end,  with  scribbles. 


65.  Q.  G.  17. 

ExPOSITIO  MiSSAE,  ETC. 

Vellum,  7¥  ^ 52>  ff-  71  (^9  numbered),  30  lines  to  the  page  for 
the  most  part.  Cent,  xii,  xiii. 

Given  by  Mr  Man. 

Binding : a leaf  of  a folio  Psalter  in  double  columns,  cent,  xiii, 
the  same  book  in  which  nos.  20  and  25  are  bound.  The  fly-leaves  are 
from  the  smaller  Psalter,  which  has  been  used  to  bind  Q.  G.  4 and  5. 
At  the  beginning  is  the  middle  sheet  of  a quire  containing  parts  of 
Pss.  xli.  (xiii.)  ytidica  me — xliv.  (xlv.)  Deus  auribus.  At  the  end  is 
a sheet  containing  parts  of  Pss.  xxxiii.  Ex7Utate  iusti,  xxxvi.  Noli 
emulari. 

The  provenance  of  this  and  the  other  books  in  which  fragments 
of  this  Psalter  recur  is  probably  Durham. 

This  is  probably  the  volume  described  on  p.  25  of  Call.  Vett. 
“ D.  Exp.  missae  cum  sermonibus  et  quodam  tract,  de  officiis  eccle- 
siasticis  ii.  fo.,  ant’  quasi’.’ 

Collatio7i : a*"  b®-f®  g®  (wants  i ) h®  i®. 

Contents : 

I.  Expositio  misse.  In  uirtute  sancte  crucis 
26  lines  to  a page. 


. f. 


MS.  65]  JESUS  COLLEGE.  lOI 

2.  Extracts : on  leprosy 8 i 

on  the  Holy  Ghost  given  to  the  Apostles  . . ga 

Notes  in  a very  small  hand,  g d. 

3.  Sermons ; 

1.  Sermo  Gibuini  de  filio  prodigo.  Fill  mi,  memorare  . loa 

2.  Et  nunc  reges  intelligite 10*  a 

3.  Sicut  portauimus  . . . . . . . . 10*6 

4.  Dom.  Quinquagesime.  Egredere  de  terra  . . . 10*6 

Adorna  thalamum 116 

4.  Extracts  . . . . . . . . . . 12a 

5.  Sermo  in  Annunciatione  dominica.  Conuerti  me  ad  portam  . 17  a 

6.  Sermo  in  festo  Apostolorum  Petri  et  Pauli.  Transiens  autem 

primam  . . . . . . . . . . 19a 

7.  Sermo  in  Purificacione  B.  M.  Postquam  impleti.  Uolumus 

dilecti  gratia  . . . . . . . . . 21a 

8.  Sermo  Synodalis.  Erudimini  qui  iudicatis  terram  . . 23  a 

9.  Sermon,  Surge  qui  dormis 25  a 

10.  Sermo  in  Quadragesima.  Dixi  confitebor  . . . . 26  ^ 

11.  ,,  in  die  Epiphanie.  Qui  sedes  super  cherubin  . . 28  i 

12.  Sermon  for  Pentecost.  Spiritus  doniini  impleuit  . . . 29  ^ 

13.  Sermo  in  Assumptione  B.  M.  Tota  pulcra... Presens  gloriose 

virginis 31a 

14.  Extract.  Legitur  quod  septem  populos  . . . . 32 

15.  Sermon,  Omnis  caro  corruperat  33  <2 

16.  ,,  Vie  syon  lugent 34  a 

17.  ,,  In  hunc  modum  loquitur  patres  . . . . 35^2 

18.  De  institutione  misse  et  de  intellectu  eorum  que  in  ea  con- 

tinentur  et  ordine  oracionum.  Introitus  sacerdotis...  . 36a 

19.  Rubric  gone.  Ut  intinguatur  pes  tuus 37  a 

20.  ,,  Oritur  sol  et  occidit 37  ^ 

21.  Sermo  in  dedicatione  ecclesie.  Domum  tuam  decet  . . 38 

22.  Rubric  gone.  Intrauit  ihesus  in  quoddam  castellum  . . 39  <5 

23.  Sermon  on  the  parable  of  the  Vineyard  (Matt.  XX.)  . . 41a 

24.  ,,  Ite  baptizate 42  i 

25.  ,,  Cum  inuitatus  fueris  ad  nuptias  . . . . 43  a 

26.  Dom.  i.  post  octavam  Pentecostes.  Temptatus  est  ihesus  . 44  a 

27.  „ iii.  ,,  ,,  ,,  Que  mulier  habens  drag- 

inas  ...........  45  a 

28.  Three  extracts  .........  451^ 

29.  Sermo  in  Quadragesima.  Utinam  appenderentur  . . . 46  a 

30.  Dominica  .xiij.  Et  approprians  samaritanus.  Hec  sunt 

uerba 47^ 

31.  Quid  sit  fides 48  c 

32.  Exposition  of  some  Levitical  ceremonies  . . . . 49  a 

In  two  columns  of  32  lines. 

33.  Sermo  in  Dom.  palmarum.  Dauid  futura  spiritu  preuidens  . 52  a 

34.  Sermo  magistri  Petri  in....  Surge  aquilo,  35  lines  to  a page  54a 

35.  Miscellaneous  extracts  ........  55  a 


102  CATALOGUE  OF  MANUSCRIPTS.  [MS.  66 

36.  Sermon.  Sumetur  de  sanguine  agni 57 

37.  Extracts 58  <5 

38.  Incipit  de  xij  apostolis  ubi  nati  fuerint  et  in  quibus  tends  pre- 

dicauerint  et  quomodo  martirio  coronati  sint  . . . 59  a 

39.  Questiones  de  diuersitate  in  officiis  ecclesiasticis  . . . 59  ^ 


Querendum  est  quis  primum  clericus  factus  est  in  memoriam 
dominice  passionis. 

The  hand  changes  on  60  a to  double  columns  of  45  lines. 

Ends  imperfectly  on  69  3 : Quare  in  prima  non  recitatur  lectio 
post  psalmos  ut  in  aliis  horis.  Quia  sicut  psalmi. 


66.  Q.  G.  18. 

Petri  Cantoris  Tropi,  etc. 

Vellum,  6|  x 5,  fif.  77  + 5,  double  columns  of  39  line.s.  Cent, 
xiii,  xiv. 

Given  by  Mr  Man. 

Binding : one  cover  remains  of  cent,  xvii  ? stamped  with  a gold 
pheasant  in  the  centre,  which  according  to  Mr  Jenkinson  is  a Cam- 
bridge binder’s  mark. 

Collation:  a}^  b'^  c*'*  d®  (wants  3)  e®  (wants  4,  5)  P"  (wants  4)  g^® 
h®  (wants  8)  ; 77  leaves. 

Prove^iance : seemingly  Durham,  to  judge  by  the  hand  in 
which  the  title  of  the  first  tract  is  written. 

Contents : 

1.  Tropi  magistri  petri  cantoris  parisius: 

Videmus  nunc  per  speculum  et  in  enigmate 

2.  Svbtilis  exposicio  simboli  traditi  a beato  anastio  (sc.  Atha- 

nasio).  Sicut  ait  apostolus  fides  est  . 

3.  Exposicio  parui  simboli  s.  laicorum : 

Quoniam  ut  ait  Augustinus 

In  another  hand  : headed  sancti  spiritus  assit  nobis  gratia. 

Exposicio  parui  simboli  explicit.  Incipit  representacio  tcm- 
porum  que  finierunt  ab  inicio  mundi  usque  ad  finem  pj  • 
p • un  • li  • q>  • fa  • q’^.  On  two  leaves  (e  4,  5)  which  are 
gone. 

4.  Sentencia  dominice  orationis  exposita  breuiter  nec  non  vti- 

liter.  vbi  tanguntur  • vii  • peticiones  prout  comparantur  • 
vii  • donis  spiritus  sancti. 

Licet  sciat  deus  ......... 

5.  Sententia  beati  Roberti  lincolniensis  episcopi  de  fide  et  arti- 

culis  fidei  incipit  ........ 


f.  I a 

39  a 
43  a 


49  a 
506 


MS.  67]  JESUS  COLLEGE.  103 

6.  Sententia  sancti  Robert!  lincoIniensi.s  episcopi  cle  confessione  . 59  b 

7.  A tract  without  rubric.  Debentes  de  nobis  racionem  bonam 

reddere 65  ^ 

8.  Tractatus  de  penitentia  breuis  et  utilis.  Cum  septem  sacra- 

menta  sint  (Ab 

9.  Tractatus  de  quatuor  uirtutibus  cardinalibus  . . . . 7312 

Sicut  dicit  beatus  Bernardus. 

10.  Tractatus  de  sompno  breuis  .......  74  a 

Hora  est  jam  nos  de  sompno  surgere. 

11.  Augustinus  de  assumptione  B.  M.  V.  . . . . . 76  a 

Ad  interrogata. 

Ends  imperfectly:  vincula  eius  retinen... 


The  fly-leaves  are  from  a MS.  of  similar  form  and  date.  They  consist  of  five 
leaves.  The  first  four  are  the  two  middle  sheets  of  a quire,  apparently  a treatise  on 
preaching. 

f.  I a ends  with  a rubric : de  confirmacione  modorum.  Consequenter  redeamus  pre- 
dictos  modos  confirmantes. 

■2  a quomodo  hiis  modis  hndemus. 

2 f de  supplemento  dictorum  modorum,  on  the  interpretation  of  names.  Agnaes 
quasi  agna  es  ut  per  agnam  innuatur  eius  innocencia  similiter  eadburg  quasi  ediburg 
quasi  beata  ciuitas  similiter  in  Gallico  tresor  quasi  tre  sord  cui  consonat  quod  temporalia 
a sanctis  dicuntur  stercora. 

Ends  on  3 : sed  sufficit  procede  ut  procedit  ecclesiasticus. 

3 b Augustinus  de  latrone  pendente  in  cruce. 

4 b Sermo  de  S.  Maria  V.  Sicud  dicit  hillarius. 

f.  5 begins : sic  plane  verus  amor  morbus  est, 

ends  51J:  in  ha  musica  et  beatificatur  tota  celestis  curia  ad  quam  uos  perdicat  deus  etc. 
Amen.  Col.  2 blank. 


67.  Q.  G.  19. 

WaLLENSIS  CoMMUNELOQUIUM,  ETC. 

Vellum,  7^  X 5^,  ff.  228,  33  lines  to  a page.  Cent.  xiv. 

Given  by  Mr  Man. 

Binding : two  sheets  of  a Psalter  of  cent.  xiii.  Large  hand, 
single  lines,  containing  parts  of  Pss.  Confitemini  Super  flumina  || 
Laetatus  sum  and  Ad  te  levavi  ||  In  conuertendo  ||  Laudate  nomen. 
Collation : a*'^  c*  d*--t^^  u^. 

Provenance:  no  doubt  Durham.  The  hand  of  the  title  is 
unmistakable. 


104 


Contents : 
On  f,  I is  : 


CATALOGUE  OF  MANUSCRIPTS. 


[ms.  68 


G.  Communeloquium  Wallensis  G.  Et  oculus  moralis  cum 
tabula  eiusdem  in  fine. 

In  Catt.  Vett.  p.  77,  we  find  G.  Communeloquium  Wallensis : 
et  Tractatus  de  oculo  morali : cum  tabula  super  Comm.  Wall,  in 
fine : ii  fo.  “ rerum  accepcione.” 

I.  Hie  incipit  tractatus  qui  dicitur  summa  collectionum  . . f.  la 

Ends  on  f.  168  b: 

Expl.  tractat.  qui  dicitur  commune  loquium  (in  another  hand) 
compositus  a fratre  Joh.  Walensi  de  ord.  fratr.  minorum  qui 


quidem  Johannes  socius  erat  Johannis  Kidinnas. 

2.  Two  extracts : 

(a)  Repletus  spiritus  sancti  gratia. 

(b)  Hugo  de  claustro  anime.  Hec  sunt  ille  fenestre  . . 1681^ 

f.  169 is  blank. 

3.  Oculus  moralis  per  Lincoln.  . . . . . . . 170  a 

4.  Table  in  two  columns  ........  225  b 

f.  228  b : 


In  isto  volumine  continentur  summa  Wanlensis  et  summa  de 
oculo  morali  cum  tabula  (erasure). 

precium  xl  s. 

Fly-leaves : parts  of  five  at  beginning  and  three  at  end : double 
columns : small  hand,  cent,  xiv : on  baptism  (?). 


68.  Q.  G.  20. 


Aegidii  Summa,  etc. 

Vellum,  7 X 5,  fif.  148,  varying  numbers  of  lines.  Cent,  xiii,  xiv. 
Given  by  Mr  Man. 

Binding : modern. 

Provenance : Durham  (.?). 

Collation : ib^  iii'^  iiij'*'*  v'^  ||  i'^  ii’^  iii*®  iiij'^  v®  ||  a^  b^’-d*^  e^ 


Contents : 

1.  Notule  Decretalium  : an  analysis  of  the  Decretals  in  5 books  . f.  '\a 
The  first  quire  (of  1 2 leaves  ?)  gone : in  two  columns  of  42  lines. 

2.  Miscellaneous  notes  ........  46 

3.  Aegidii  Foscarii  summa  juris  canonici:  in  another  hand,  45 

lines  to  a page  .........  47  a 

Ends  on  loi  b. 


MS.  69] 


JESUS  COLLEGE. 


105 


4.  Notes  in  another  hand  : cases  of  canon  law  ....  102  a 

De  modo  intronizandi  episcopum  ......  lo^b 

Miscellaneous  notes,  much  imbbed  ......  105  a 

105  b blank. 

5.  Libellus  fugitiuus  compositus  a mag.  nepote  de  monte  albano: 

hand  of  no.  3. 

At  top  : Liber  magistri  Henrici  de  Lutebyr  (?). 

Ends  on  f.  145  b. 

6.  Extracts : 

A statute  (?):  Attendens  ego  Benaguido 146  a 

f.  147  blank. 

f.  148  a Willelmus  permissione  diuina  Norwycensis  episcopus 
dilectis  filiis  Abbate  et  conuentui  de  Geng’l  (Genling’) : about 
the  Churches  of  All  Saints  and  S.  Peter  and  the  Chapel  of 
S.  Paul  at  Gesynh(7m  (Gesinham). 

Between  ff.  80,  8 1 is  stitched  a deed  : 

In  dei  nomine  amen.  Nos  Ainerws  permiss.  diu.  Line.  Eps.  domine  Sybille 
Maurewad  Gilberto  de  Oleby  et  Roberto  de  Scepeye  ex  officio  ad  promocionem  mag. 
Johannis  de  Melton  (?)  rectoris  eccl.  de  Hauerhill  executoris  quondam  mag.  Joh.  de 
Melton  rectoris  eccl.  de  ^etelby  defunct!  orrimus  per  presentes  quod  licet  idem  de- 
functus  viginti  libras  annui  redditus  ad  erogandum  in  pios  usus  per  manus  magr.  Joh.  exe- 
cutoris predict!  in  suo  testamento  rite  condito  et  autoritate  (?)  cedinar’,  approbate  legasset. 
diet!  tamen  Sibilla  Gilbertus  et  Robertas  uoluntatem  memorati  defunct!  procedere  usu 
sinentes  immo  dictum  redditum  ut  prouenit  penes  se  propriam  detinentes  vel  alias 
solucionem  eiusdem  fieri  executor!  predicto  non  permittentes  ipsius  testament!  execu- 
cionem  impediunt  manifeste.  maiores  (-is)  excommunicacionis  sentenciam  in  omnes  tales 
a canone  promulgatam  dampnabiliter  incurrendo  super  quo  contra  ipsos  et  eonim  quem- 
libet  ad  anime  coap  • tionem  intendimus  ex  officio  procedere  ad  promocionem  executoris 
predict!  et  statuere  quod  est  iustum,  eisque  ac  omnibus  quorum  interest  exhibere 
iusticie  complementum. 


69.  Q.  G.  21. 

SUMMA  RaYMUNDI,  ETC. 

Vellum,  7 X 5,  ff.  108,  double  columns  of  48  lines.  Cent.  xiii,xiv. 
Given  by  Mr  Man. 

Binding : original : brown  leather  over  boards  : strap  and  pin 
fastening. 

Provenance : Durham. 

Collation : a*“-i'l 


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[ms.  70 


Contents : 

I.  On  fly-leaves,  notes  and  memorial  verses,  extracts  from  Aug. 
and  Bernard. 

Summa  Raymundi  de  communi  librario  monachorum  Dimelm. 

See  Catt.  Vett.  p.  36,  T.  summa  Raymundi  ii  fo.,  “ .Sacramenti.” 

Ends  on  105  a. 

3.  In  another  (later  and  larger)  hand  a tract  on  Marriage  Law. 

4.  Quoniam  frequenter  in  foro  penitentiali  dubitaciones  circa 

matrimonium  .........  105  ^ 

The  end  is  gone  : at  least  one  quire  is  lost. 


70.  Q.  G.  22. 

Robertus  Lincolniensis  in  Boethium,  etc. 

Vellum,  6|  x 5|,  fif.  122,  52  lines  to  a page,  in  a neat  small 
running  hand  of  cent.  xv. 

Given  by  Mr  Man. 

Binding : white  vellum  with  a small  stamp. 

Provenance : probably  Durham : not  in  Catt.  Vett. 

Collation : a'“-h'^  i^'*. 

Contents  : 

I.  Robert!  Grosthead  Commentum  in  Boetium  de  Consolatione 

Philosophiae  . . . . . . . . . f.  i a 

There  is  a good  initial  and  partial  border  of  characteristic 
English  work. 

Expl.  comentum  Mag.  Rob.  Grosthede  lincolniensis  episcopi 


super  Boecio  de  philosophica  consolacione.  Deo  gracias 

quod  Robertus  Emylton  .......  89  a 

2.  Recapitulacio  metrorum  consolacionis  philosophice  Anicij 

mallij  Seuerini  boecij  excOnsulis  ordinary  . . . . 89  a 

3.  Ambrosius  de  bono  mortis  .......  90  <5 

Expl.  libellus  b.  Ambrosij  qui  intitulatur  de  bono  mortis. 

Deo  gracias  quod  R.  Emylton  ......  ioo« 

4.  Libellus  hugonis  de  S.  Victore  de  virtutibus  et  vicijs  . . 100  b 

Expl.  ...Deo  gracias  quod  R.  Emylton  .....  107a 

5.  Libellus  Magistri  hugonis  de  S.  Victore  de  con.sciencia  . . 107  a 

...Deo  gracias  quod  R.  Emylton  . . . . 109 n 

6.  Lucij  annei  senece  ad  callionem  de  remedijs  fortuitorium  . 109  a 

...Deo  gracias  quod  R.  Emylton  . . . . iiia 

A few  marginal  notes  in  a slightly  later  hand. 


MS.  70] 


JESUS  COLLEGE. 


107 


7.  P.  ovidii  Nasonis  de  Vetula  liber  tercius  . . . . iii^ 

Iste  sunt  cause  propter  quas  ammodo  nolo 
Viuere  sicut  eram  solitus  nec  subdere  collum. 

With  some  marginal  notes  in  Emylton’s  hand. 

Ends:  Pro  nobis  te  non  pigeat  suadere  quod  ad  te 

Nos  trahat  is  per  te  qui  per  te  uenerit  ad  nos 
Maxima  quern  per  te  dileccio  traxerit  ad  nos 
A nobis  ipsi  sit  gloria  laudis  ab  ipso 
Gracia  sit  nobis  et  mete  nescia  vita. 

Ouidij  Nasonis  pelignensis  de  vetula  liber  tercius  explicit, 
duobus  primis  hie  omissis  propter  multa  que  intersenintur 
scurrilia.  Deo  gracias  quod  R.  Emylton  .... 

8.  Incipit  tractatus  et  causa  quare  singula  volumina  sua  com- 

posuit  iste  ouidius. 

In  libronim  inieijs  septem  solent  inquiri  que  ad  causas  • 4 • 
reducuntur — ideo  in  laudem  illius  virginis  t^rwiwat  librum 
suum  .......... 

9.  Sequitur  eciam  prefacio  leonis  prothonotarij  que  preponitur 

isti  libello  vt  cercius  appareat  quod  ouidius  erat  eius  auctor. 

Ovidius  naso  peligni  ruris  alumpnus 
Certus  ab  exilio  se  iam  non  posse  reuerti 
Et  querens  quecumque  sibi  solacia  librum 
122  a Edidit  hunc,  in  eo  describens  quis  modus  ipsi 
Viuendi  fuerat.  tunc  quum  vacabat  amori 
Quare  mutauit  et  quomodo  postea  vixit 
Quidve  intendebat  simul  ac  ab  amore  vacauit 
Imposuitque  suo  titulum  nomenque  libello 
De  vetula  pro  qua  fuerat  mutacio  facta 
Inque  suo  secum  iussit  condire  sepulcro 
Vt  sua  si  saltern  contingeret  ossa  referri 
Cor  redeunte  libro  rediuiuum  nomen  haberet 
Sed  quia  nullus  eis  curauit  de  referendis 
Nec  fuit  ante;«ptim  lectus  nec  habetur  in  vsu 
Quaeritur  unde  mihi  quod  opus  processerit  istud 
Versibus  exametris  solum  nec  subduplicatum 
More  meo  pentememerim  cum  nullus  herois  (-uni) 

Hie  describatur  sed  qui  perlegerit  ipsum 
Sedulus  inueniet  seruiti  semper  amoris 
A modo  me  debere  iugo  subducere.  sic  quod 
Respondere  sibi  poterit  cur  euacuata 
Causa  debuerit  cantus  et  euacuari 
Versus  amatorum  proprius  venerique  dicatus. 

Explicit  prefacio  leonis  prothonotarij  sacri  palatij  bizantei  sub 
vacacio  principe  in  librum  Ouidij  Nasonis  pelignensis  de 
vetula.  Deo  gracias  quod  R Emylton. 


1 19 


121  6 


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[mss.  71,  72 


f.  122  b.  A page  of  writing  in  a different  hand.  The 
beginning  of  a tract : 

...estra  nouit.  Jnte”  de  scolarium  disciplina  compendiosum 
postulare  tractatum. 

A MS.  by  this  scribe  was  sold  in  1895  the  Phillipps  sale  at 
Sotheby’s  (lot  92).  Compare  no.  56  of  the  Sidney  Sussex  MSS. 


71.  Q.  G.  24. 

Ricardi  de  S.  Victore  Sermones,  etc. 

Vellum,  6|  x 5,  ff.  44,  21  and  25  lines  to  a page.  Cent,  xiii 
(early). 

Given  by  Mr  Man. 

Binding:  parchment  over  mill-boards. 

Provenance : Durham.  On  i a:  B.  De  communi  libraria  mona- 
chorum  dunelm.  super  euangelium  Dncttis  est.  Thus  entered  in 
the  Catalogue  of  1395  {Catt.  Vett.  p.  75): 

Sermo  Ricardi  de  S.  Victore  super  Euangelium  Ductus  est  lesus  in  dcsertum  a 
SpiriHi  et  omeliae  Joh.  Crisostomi  super  Euangelium  Egressus  Jesus,  ii  fo.  appareret 
gracia. 

Collation : a®-d®  e^. 

Contents : 

1.  A Sermon  on  the  Temptation. 

Ductus  est  ihesus  in  desertum  a spiritu.  De  serie  lectionis 
euuangelice  suflficit  hucusque.  In  sermone  presenti  non 
oportet  progredi  ultra  . . . . . . . .{.  i a 

...Ibi  ab  ipso  et  in  ipso  et  de  ipso  non  homine  sed  deo  id  est  non 
secundum  ipsius  humanitatem  sed  secundum  ipsius  diuini- 
tatem  saciatur  plenarie  apparente  glorie  illius  plenitudine  qui 
est  gloriosus  et  benedictus  in  secula  seculorum  amen  . . 341^ 

ff-  35.  36  blank. 

2.  Omelia  beati  Johannis  Crisostomi  de  muliere  Chananaea  . . 37  a 

In  another  hand,  25  lines  to  a page.  Ends  on  44  a. 

72.  Q.  G.  25. 

Misc.  Medica. 

Vellum  and  paper,  6 x 4^,  ff.  205,  27  lines  to  a page.  Cent,  xv 
(late). 

Binding:  limp  vellum. 


MS.  72] 


JESUS  COLLEGE. 


109 


Collation:  (v)  b“  (wants  3,  5,  10,  19,  20,  29,  34  v)  c®®  (1,8,  13, 

18,  19,  24,  29,  36  v)  (3,  5,  16,  17,  25,  30  v:  wants  18)  (2,  4, 

17,  18,  31,  33  v)  g®  (v:  wants  8)  (vellum  guards  outside  and  in 


middle)  (i,  14,  15,  28  v). 

Contents ; 

I.  Receipts  in  English,  almost  illegible {.  \ a 

Receipts  in  Latin \ b 

1.  Incipiunt  notabilia  di.stinctiones  textus  distinctiones  librorum 
de  anima  extracte : 

(h)onor  honorabilium  noticiam  opinantes  . . . . 14  a 

On  the  L.  margin  is  a scroll : nauseat  anima  mea  distia"®® 

( = distinctiones). 


At  the  bottom,  a grotesque  human  figure,  and  two  dogs 
fighting. 

Primus  liber  de  Anima  : 


honor  honorabilnim  actor  Tractaturus  philosophus  de  anima  15  a 
Secundus  liber : 

Et  quidem  a prioribus  tradita  sunt  Actor.  Tractando  de 

anima  sed  opiniones 19  ^ 

Explicit  . 33  i 

Quoniam  a duabus  drucijs.  Actor 33  i 


et  sic  terminatur  liber  3''“  de  anima  ad  laudem  creatoris 
animarum  qui  est  deus  benedictus  per  omnia  secula 
seculorum.  Amen. 


Explicit  3*'“^  liber  de  Anima  quod  Sutton  . . . \ \ b 

3.  Memorial  verses,  ? logical : 

hostem  nouit  euuolo  • 9 • iuuat  • agmina  christi 

ffur  • dampnum  • repere  • bene  getilem  • nouitatis  . 41  a 

4.  Receipts  in  Latin,  for  stains  on  clothes  etc.  . . . . 42  (5 

and  scribbles. 

5.  Utriwi  logica  sit  scientia.  Quod  non  sit  probatur  Quia 

modus  sciendi  non  est  scientia  . . . . . . 49 « 

6.  Hie  incipiunt  distincciones  et  notabilia  extracta  a questionibus 

super  primum  librum  phisicorum  Aristotelis. 

Primo  notabile  quod  cuiuslibet  casus  existen/fj  rei  . . . 55  a 

On  margin  of  58  a a scroll : hie  incipit  primus  liber  phisicorum. 

Expl.  quoddam  compendium  vtilissime  extractum  de  8.  libris 

phisicorum  q.  t.  s 74  a 


7.  Receipts  in  Latin. 

Scribbles. 

A hymn ; .Stella  celi  \ 

Mater  meli  V superne  deitatis 
Vectrix  veli  ) 

Pelle  pestem  \ 

Pande  vestem  v donatrix  sanitatis 
Nunc  celestem  1 


no  CATALOGUE  OF  MANUSCRIPTS.  [MS.  73 

Ora  natum  \ 

Ne  peccatum  f carnis  egritudine 
Perpetratum  j 

Quod  nos  fedat  \ 

Sanos  ledat  y dire  mortis  vlcere 

Viuos  cedat  1 

8.  Hie  incipiunt  notabilia  extracta  ex  tercio  de  anima  secundum 


Alexandrum  .........  86  a 

Notandum  est  sicut  omne  \\dettix. 

Ends  without  explicit  on  98  b. 

9.  Receipts  in  Latin  .........  99  a 

10.  Without  title.  Primo  est  sciendum  secundum  M.  henricum  de 

mandavilla  quod  eodum  modo  operatur  cecus  in  ligno  et 
cirurgicus  in  corpore  cuius  anothomiam  ignorat  . . . 115  b 

Explicit  Albertus  super  quedam  dicta  magistri  henrici  de 
mandevilla  de  anothomia  corporis  cum  quibusdam  super- 
additis  . . . ^39^ 

11.  Receipts:  the  last  (added)  on  150a  ends  with  the  words:  pro 

moniali  apud  sherefhoton. 

12.  Arnaldus  de  noua  uilla  de  gradibus  . . . . . 150  b 

13.  Receipts 1 5'2  a 

14.  A separate  book  of  Receipts  for  the  different  parts  of  the 

body.  Conferunt  cerebro...  Ends  on  164  . . . 155^^ 

15.  Contenta  magistri  Walteri  Agulini  de  urinis  . . . . 169  a 

16.  Receipts  . . . i75« 

Continued  to  end  of  volume. 


73.  Q.  G.  26. 

Dictionarium  Theologicum. 

Vellum,  5|  X 4,  ff.  271+8,  double  columns  of  29  lines  each. 
Cent,  xiv,  xv. 

Given  by  Mr  Man. 

Binding:  the  original  wooden  boards,  no  back. 

Collation : !■*  (blank) ; a®-m®  n*  (+  a slip)  o*-u®  (wants  7)  v®-z* 
aa®-kk® ; ii‘‘  (fly-leaves). 

Contents : 

A Theological  Encyclopaedia: 

Absolucio  dicitur  Z.  scilicet  absolucio  autoritativa: 

Zelus.  ...ibi  inconstancia  et  omne  opus  prauum. 

The  colophon  (two  lines)  is  erased. 


MS.  74] 


JESUS  COLLEGE. 


1 1 1 


ff.  264^-268^  are  blank:  on  268  in  col.  2,  begins  an  extract: 

Gladium  appellat  dolorem  effectum  dominice  passionis.  In  marg. : haec  bernardus. 
Miscellaneous  extracts  follow  to  end  of  271  b. 

The  fly-leaves  at  end  are  unfinished  sheets  of  an  English  gloss  on  Psalm  xvii.  (xviii.), 
xvth  cent. 

Also : Iste  liber  pertinet  ad  me  Wyllm  collywood  (xv,  xvi). 

At  beginning:  Thomas  Man  1651. 


WiLLELMUS  DE  CoNCHES  SUPER  BoETHIUM. 

Vellum,  5|  X 3|,  fif.  129,  20  lines  to  a page.  Cent.  xv. 

Binding : leather,  xviith-xviiith  cent. 

Provettance.  The  following  names  occur : G.  Blyth  : sum  liber 
Georgij  Barcroft  A malo  fuge  et  fac  bonum : Johannes  Benn  de 
Monden  Magna  in  com.  Hartfordiae  et  Sidnoei  Collegij  in  Aca- 
demia Cantabrigiensi  alumnus  Martij*  16.  1620:  Liber  Collegij 
Jesu  1669.  E.  B. 

Collation : a®-g®  (h  i gone)  k®  l®-o®  p®  (-[-  8*  sed  duo)  q®  r® 
(s  gone)  P®. 

Contents ; 

Commentum  Willelmi  de  conches  super  boecium  de  consolacione  philosophie. 

Boecius  iste  nobilissimus  romanus  ciuis. 

On  f.  129  a : 

Remember  Mistris  Elis  to  M''  Rowsley  for  forti  1.  of  hemp  ter  and  he  is  payd  for  the 
sam  forti  pownds  and  he  must  send  vpp  twenti  pownds  mor  and  she  will  pay  hym  att 
mechealmas  next  following  by  the  Graice  of  God. 


In  cover: 


George  Barcroft  will  borrow  of  any  that  dare  lende 
But  to  paye  againe,  he  doth  never  intend 


erased  Wherefore  the  lender  is  verie  vnwise 


And  the  borrower  a knave  by  good  advice. 


Below,  alia  manu : 


Then  the  borrower’s  a knave  and  y'  lender  a fool, 
And  for  to  learn  witt  hee  had  need  go  to  schoole. 


I 12 


CATALOGUE  OF  MANUSCRIPTS. 


[MSS.  75,  76 


75.  Q.  G.  28. 


OcULUS  SPIRITUALIS,  ETC. 

Vellum,  5|  X 4-|,  ff.  219,  29  lines  to  a page.  Cent,  xiii,  xiv. 
Given  by  Mr  Man. 

Binding : old  stamped  leather  (fleurs-de-lys  and  two  rosettes) 
on  boards : clasp  gone. 

Provenance : Kirkstall.  On  f.  i « is 

Liber  monachorum  beate  marie  de  kyrkestall. 

On  the  verso  of  the  last  leaf:  Liber  sancte  Marie  de  Kyrkestall’  ex  dono  fratris 
Johannis  de  Driffeld’  monachi  • In  die  ascensionis  domini  • Anno  domini  • millesimo  • 
ccc®  • xl°  • iiij  • Ad  memoriam  inter  fratres  perpetuandam  et  animam  precibus  deo 
comendandam. 

Collation : a^^-d^^  e^'*  ||  g''*  i*®  1'^®  m^^  n'^  (+  2*  mense) 

oio_qio_ 


Contents : 

Tractatus  de  oculo  spirituali  f.  i 

Table  6i  ^ 

Table  to  the  following  work 63  a 

Medulla  philosophorum.  Inc.  Cum  omne  desiderii  . . . 69  ^ 

Table  to  the  following  work  198)^ 

Tract  without  title  (De  uirtutibus) 1991^ 


Cap.  I De  uirtute  q«^r^ntium  ad  quatuor  suas  causas. 

Cap.  ult.  De  eternitate  felicitatis. 

Fly-leaves:  a.  adhering  to  first  cover:  a leaf  of  a chronicle  in  small  hand  (xiii, 
xiv).  The  year  968  and  the  names  Lotharius  Nicholaus  Adrianus  occur.  It  is  largely 
obscured  by  the  book  plate. 

b.  A leaf  and  a half  of  Interpretationes  nominum  (xiii). 

c.  At  end,  parts  of  two  leaves  in  two  columns  (xii,  xiii)  of  a Psalter  or  service-book, 
giving  the  beginnings  of  the  verses  of  the  Psalms  Vsquequo  docnine  to  Expectans  expectaui 
in  a large  rough  hand. 


76.  Q.  G.  29. 

S.  Hieronymus  ad  Demetriadem,  etc. 

Vellum,  4|  x 3|,  fif.  230,  20  lines  to  a page.  Cent.  xii. 

Binding : leather  of  cent,  xvii  (.^)  over  original  boards,  formerly 
fastened  with  strap  and  pin. 

Given  by  Mr  Man. 


MS.  76]  JESUS  COLLEGE.  II3 

Collation:  a®  b®  c®  (+8*)  d®  e®  (+  2 slips)  f®-k®  b®  m®  n®  o'"  p®-r® 
s®  (+1)  t®  (wants  i)  u®  v*  (+  2*)  x'  (wants  2,  4)y'®  (wants  9-12)  z® 
aa®-dd®. 

Provenance.  The  book  is  from  Durham.  On  f.  i is  written 
Eple  Jeroninii  ad  demetriedem  vginein  .D.,  in  a hand  which  is  found 
in  others  of  the  Durham  MSS.  in  this  collection. 

In  the  Catt.  Vett.  p.  94,  we  have : 

D.  Ep.  Jeronimi  ad  Demetriedem  Virginem.  Dicta  Anselmi. 
Sermo  Augustini  de  Poenitentia.  Meditationes  Ancelmi.  Proso- 
logion  eiusdem.  Aug.  de  Praesentia  Dei.  Seneca  de  Institutione 
Morum.  Collatio  Serapionis  de  Vestimentis  Sacerdotalibus.  Trac- 
tatus  de  arte  metrica.  Item  Compotus  Practica  Geometriae  et 
Lamentationes  Jeremiae.  ii.  fo.  considerare. 


Contents : 

Epistola  Hieronymi  ad  Demetriadem  Virginem  . . . . f.  i 

Dicta  Anselmi  Archiepiscopi  . . . . . . . T.\b 

Sermo  S.  Augustini  de  penitentia  .......  I'^b 

Inc.  Penitentes.  penitentes.  penitentes.  si  estis  penitentes. 

Collaterales  iiii"'  virtutum  ........  25 


Prudentia  habet  in  dextro  latere  astutiam  et  uersutiam  in  sinistro 
autem  habitudinem  mentis.  Justicia  nanque  habet  in  dextro 
latere  pleonesiam  hoc  est  plus  iusto.  In  sinistro  uero  meonesyam 
hoc  est  minus  iusto.  Fortitudo  itaque  (corr.for  nanque)  habet  in 
dextro  latere  audaciam.  In  sinistro  ignauiam.  Temperantia 
igitur  habet  in  dextro  latere  castitatem  et  continentiam : in 
sinistro  uero  Ixxxrkbm  ( = luxuriam)  et  Ikbkdknfm  ( = libidinem). 

De  xii  lapidibus  ..........  25 

Inc.  Ciues  celestis  patrie  | regi  regum  concinite  | qui  est  suppre- 
mus  artifex  | ciuitatis  uraniee. 

Orationes  slue  meditationes  Anselmi  archiepiscopi  ....  26 

In  another  hand.  They  are  entitled:  ad  Dominum,  ad  S.  Mariam, 
ad  S.  Petrum,  ad  S.  Paulum,  ad  S.  lohannem,  ad  S.  Stephanum, 
ad  S.  Mariam  Magd.:  meditatio  peccatoris  ad  excitandum 
timorem : deploratio  uirginitatis  male  amisse : pro  amicis  priuatis : 
de  se  ipso. 

Expl.  monologion  Anselmi  arch.:  Inc.  prologus  in  proslogion 


eiusdem  ...........  73 

Capitula  ...........  75 

Proslogion  Anselmi 75 

Liber  B.  Augustini  de  presentia  summi  et  ueri  ac  omnipotentis  dei  . 91 

Seneca  de  institutione  morum. 

/«r.  Omne  peccatum  actio  est  . . . . . . . 104^ 

Collatio  Serapionis  . . . . . . . . . 113^ 

Inc.  Octo  sunt  principalia  uitia. 

J.  MSS.  8 


CATALOGUE  OF  MANUSCRIPTS. 


[ms.  76 


1 14 


f.  1 17  3 is  blank. 

De  vestimentis  sacerdotalibus. 

Amictus  est  primum  uestimentum  . . . . . . 118 

An  exposition  of  the  Canon  of  the  Mass. 

FINIS  EST  AMHN. 

i50iJ  is  blank. 

A tract  on  Prosody:  the  first  leaf  of  the  prologue  is  gone.  Inc. 
iuxta  illud  iuuenalis.  Magna  equidem  sacris  que  dat  precepta 
libellis  Uictrix  fortune  sapientia:  dicimus  autem:  Hos  quoque 


felices.  Ecce  quos  laudat  poeta . . . . . . . 151 

The  text  begins  on  f.  15 1^  with  the  rubric  hie  incipnmt  diciiones 
jtietrificandi.  Omne  metrum  certis  pedum  mensuris  terminatur. 

Elegiac  verses  on  death  (30  lines)  . . . . . . . 17 

Non  pretexta  toge,  non  aula  case,  nec  amici 
Est  memor  eximii  cum  quis  ad  alta  uolet 
Sic  homo  cum  moritur,  cum  gleba  quiescit  in  urna 
Cum  cinis  in  cinerem  transit  amicus  abest. 

A dialogue  on  Prosody  .........  17? 


Omnibus  o iuuenes  uobis  scripsi  documenta 
Vos  facient  memores  fuerint  si  corde  retenta. 

Units  interrogat  OmvXc>yx%-.  quis  pes  est?  Alter  respondet  Dactilus. 
Verses. 

Uespere  lux  oritur  et  sole  cadente  diescit 
Ortus  in  occasum  tendit,  phebus  tenebrascit 
Dum  uiuens  moritur  Willelmus,  celica  celum 
Pars  tenet,  illud  humi  debita  soluit  humo. 

Ends  on  176  i : 

Vita  breuis,  labor,  et  finis,  mors  certa  futura, 

Judicium  domini,  nos  suadent  spernere  mundum. 

Verses  in  another  hand  (a  quire  lost)  .... 

Interius  quid  agat  is  • uocat  ille  foris 
Caros  illustrat  sensu,  succendit  amore 
Et  mox  lingua  patet  omnibus  omnis  eis 
In  terras  omnes  subito  sonus  exit  eorum 
Que  sermone  sonant  actibus  ilia  probant. 

(On  the  Apostles,  35  lines  remain.) 

Hymn  to  the  Virgin 

Concinat  omnis  aue  tibi  psallant  singula  salue 
Stella  maria  maris  nescia  nempe  paris. 

Ends  : 

Cui  sit  uita  salus  regnum  lux  gloria  uirtus 
Pax  honor  imperium  laus  decus  et  iubilum.  Amen 


177 


177  l< 


178/; 


MS.  77] 


JESUS  COLLEGE. 


II5 

Two  lines  follow; 

Tres  obolos  siclus,  siclos  tres  dragma,  sed  octo 
Vncia  dat  dragmas  duodena  dat  uncia  libram. 

Prologue  to  a treatise  on  astronomy,  in  another  hand  . . 179 

Ut  testatur  ergaphalau.  Absoluta  non  potest  haberi  alicuius 
rei  noticia. 

Text  headed  Sancti  Spiritus  assit  nobis  gratia  . . . . 181 

Spera  est  rotundum  et  globosum  corpus. 

Ends  with  directions  for  making  an  astrolabe, 
f.  191  is  blank. 

Gloss  on  the  Lamentations,  in  another  hand,  has  suffered  from 

damp:  ends  on  f.  226,  four  blank  leaves  (the  last  doubled)  at  end  192 


77.  Q.  G.  30. 


Diurnale  Eboracense. 

Paper,  4 x 3,  ff.  238,  22  lines  to  a page.  Cent,  xv  (late). 

Binding : white  skin  over  boards,  with  bronze  clasp,  in  white 
skin  cover  with  flap  running  round  it. 

Given  by  Mr  Man. 

Imperfect  at  the  beginning. 

Inc.  nostra  operacio  sed  a te  semper  incipiat  et  per  te 
cepta  finiatur.  Per. 

Nunc  sancte  nobis  spiritus... 

Legem  pone.... 

Collation:  a b®  (+  i*)  c®  (wants  6)  d^^  e'®  (wants  5,  6)  P®  g^^ 
(wants  9)  h*®  i^®  (+  10*)  n^®  o^^  p'®  P®  s®  P®  u*®  v®  x^®  y'®  z® 

(4-8  blank). 

The  Proprimn  de  tempore  ends  on  f.  1 14. 

In  the  Proprmm  sanctorum  the  following  English  saints  are  commemorated : 

SS.  Thomas,  Cuthbert,  Wilfrid,  John  of  Beverley,  Swythun,  Oswald,  John  of 
Bridlington,  Edward,  Edmund. 

The  Feast  of  the  Relics  is  placed  immediately  after  S.  Luke’s  day. 

The  Cotnmune  Satutorum  begins  on  f.  194^. 

There  is  a collect  for  S.  William  on  f.  215 

On  ff.  2 16  3 sqq.  are  the  half- verses  of  the  Psalms  for  Vespers  Dixit  domimcs  etc. 
(cix.-cl.). 

On  ff.  223  ^ sqq.  is  the  Office  of  the  Dead. 


CATALOGUE  OF  MANUSCRIPTS. 


[ms.  77 


1 16 


The  fly-leaves  are  from  a xivth  century  MS.  partly  of  historical 
import  (the  building  of  the  church  of  Hypapante  at  Constanti- 
nople and  the  plague  in  the  time  of  Mauricius  are  mentioned), 
partly  homiletical. 

The  name  of  Thomas  Thormu«by  (xv)  occurs  on  the  last  leaf 


LIST  OF  DONORS  OF  MANUSCRIPTS. 


Mr  Man,  Fellow  (date  of  gift,  Jan.  21, 
1685),  I,  6,  8,  13-16,  20,  22-25,  28-31, 
34.  35.  38.  40.  4*.  44.  45.  48,  50-57. 
59,  61,  63-71,  73,  75-77 
Caleb  Pott  or  Pett,  1678,  9 


Robert  Cressy,  LL.B.,  19  (?) 

Fr.  Hughes,  Esquire  Bedell,  1633,  26 
Th.  Wood,  (15..),  33 
Edw.  Hughes,  (16  . . ),  47 


LIST  OF  OWNERS  OF  MANUSCRIPTS. 


Monastic. 

Durham  Priory,  i,  6,  13-15,  20,  22-25,  28, 
29.  35.  40,  4«.  44.  45.  48.  50.  (5*-53). 
54.  (56),  57.  59.  61,  (64),  65-71,  76 
Durham  College,  Oxford,  29 
Bury  S.  Edmunds,  18,  49  (?) 

Blith,  19 
Bathwick  (?),  32 
Hexham,  38 
Kirkstall,  75 

Praemonstratensians  of  (i"),  55 
Rievaulx,  34 


Private. 

Abingdon,  Pet.  de,  29 
Alcok,  2 
Andrews,  17 
Audley,  Th.,  46 

Barcroft,  G.,  74 
Benn,  J.,  74 
Blyth.  G.,  74 
Bryston,  T.,  21 

Carlyll,  W.,  10 
Clyfton,  Edm.,  19 


Collywood,  W.,  73 
Cottrell,  Mrs,  47 
Cressy,  Rob.,  19 

Doket,  And.,  27 
Driffeld,  Jo.,  75 

Ffysshburn,  Jo.,  6i 

Grindall,  Edm.,  47 
Gunthorp,  Jo.,  49 

Hallughton,  J.  de,  41 
Hamsterly,  J.,  61 
Hanmer,  D.,  47 
Hanmer,  J.,  47 
Horsley,  Rob.,  41 
Hughes,  R.,  17 

Iveson,  Th.,  16 

Knagges,  Greg.,  63 

Low,  Th.,  4 
Lutebyr,  H.  de,  68 

Man,  Th.,  8,  73 


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LIST  OF  OWNERS  OF  MANUSCRIPTS. 


Medylton,  Jo.,  30 

Murgetrode,  11.,  36 
Murkeston,  Rich.,  47 

Sandford,  T. , 8 
Stirling,  Fr.,  37,  39 
Swann,  Rob.,  46 

Palmer,  Rob.,  19 

Petteward,  R.,  12 

Pigott,  Eliz.,  58 

Pigott,  T.,  58 

Tanfyld,  I.,  55 
Thomylthorp,  T.,  2 
Thormunby,  T.,  77 
Thrope,  J.,  46 

Richardson,  J.,  14,  24 

Rysyng,  T.,  35 

Walsh,  J.,  46 
Watson,  J.,  19 

Armin,  T.,  63 

Emylton,  R.,  70 

Plenus  amoris,  Th.,  29 

SCRIBES. 

Saxylby,  10 

Sutton,  72 

INDEX. 


Abbey  of  the  Holy  Ghost,  46 
Aeg^dius  Foscarius,  summa  iuris  canonici, 
68 

Aegidius  Romanus  de  Regimine  Princi- 
pum,  26 

Aelrediis  (Aluredus)  Rievallensis,  Life  of, 

24 

de  oneribus,  24 
oratio,  34 
de  anima,  59 

Agulinus,  W.,  de  urinis,  72 
Albertus  on  Henr.  de  Mandauilla,  72 
Alcock,  tract  attributed  to  Bp,  46 
Alcok,  2 

Alexander  on  de  anima,  72 
Alyson,  Quaestiones  Metaphysicae,  17 
Ambrose,  S.,  extracts  from,  27 
de  mysteriis,  27 
de  bono  mortis,  70 
Andreas  Siculus,  Rubrica,  2 
Anglo-Saxon  Homilies,  1 5 
Anonymous  Tracts : 

Summa  de  vitiis,  20 
Tractatus  de  virtutibus,  20 
,,  de  morte,  24 
Speculum  religiosorum,  24 
Expositio  de  sex  alls  cherub,  24 
Tract,  de  astronomia,  25 
Introductiones  in  theologiam,  34 
Exempla,  34 
on  Prosody,  34 
Speculum  Religiosorum,  41 
on  church  discipline,  41 
Meditations,  41 
Miscellanea,  46 
Omnis  diuina  scriptura,  49 


Anonymous  T racts  : 

Exceptiones  ecclesiasticorum  regularum, 

52 

Themata,  54 

Moralitates  super  Ysaiam,  54 
Libri  xix  de  animalibus,  54 
de  vii  peccatis,  54 
Meditatio,  59 

Tractatus  ‘Abbas  uel  prior’,  61 
Expositio  missae,  65 
Expositio  symboli,  etc.,  66 
de  penitentia,  66 
de  iv  virtutibus,  66 
de  somno,  66 
Oculus  spiritualis,  75 
Medulla  philosophorum,  75 
de  uirtutibus,  75 
de  xii  lapidibus,  etc.,  76 
De  vestimentis,  76 
Expositio  missae,  76 
on  Prosody,  76 
Anselm,  sermon  by,  46 
collection  of  tracts  by,  64 
Dicta,  76 
Meditationes,  76 
Proslogion,  76 

Arabic  numerals  explained,  61 
Aristotle,  notes  on  the  Dc  Anima  and 
Physica,  72 
Arms,  26 

Arnaldus  de  Villa  nova,  72 
Augustine,  S.,  tracts  by,  r6,  23,  24,  49,  52, 
76 

sermones,  25,  53  (f.  6),  66 
super  Genesim  ad  litteram,  49 
Augustinians,  MS.  belonging  to,  21 


120 


INDEX. 


Auklande,  J.,  Prior  of  Durham,  45 
Aurelius  Ambrosius,  44  (p.  67) 

Barcroft,  Geo.,  74 
Bartholomaeus  de  Pisis,  4 
Bede,  on  Genesis  and  Exodus,  14 
Martyrology,  31 
Benaguido,  68 
Benedict,  Rule  of  S.,  41,  61 
Benedictines,  constitutions  for,  41,  61 
Bernard  de  dignitate  clericorum,  30 
Bernardus  de  Gordonio,  60 
de  villa  noua  Cathalani,  60 
Bernardus  Siluestris  Antiphonarium,  34 
Tonale,  34 

de  creatione  rerum,  34 
Bible,  Latin,  3,  9,  ii 
Gloss  on  Isaiah,  Tobit,  Ruth,  50 
,,  Lamentations,  76 
,,  Acts,  40 
English,  see  English 

Bindings,  remarkable,  19,  42,  45,  49,  55, 

66 

Boethius  de  consolatione  philosophiae,  with 
Commentary,  48 
de  Trinitate,  64 
other  tracts,  64 
Rob.  Lincoln  on,  70 
Bonauentura,  Breuiloquium,  54 
Bordeaux,  John  of,  43 
Bury  S.  Edmund’s,  MS.  relating  to,  18 

Cantica,  23 

Carthusians,  Consuetudines  of,  12 
Catalogue  of  books  at  Rievaulx,  34 
of  books  bought  at  Oxford,  57 
Catonis  Liber,  in  English,  36 
Cautio,  entry  of,  4 
Chronicles,  42,  58 
Chrysostom,  Sermon  by,  71 
Cistercians,  Consuetudines  of,  34 
Clement  V.,  Constitutions,  29 
Collectio  Errorum,  57 
Conches,  Will,  de,  super  Boethium,  74 
Cross,  Story  of  the,  46 
Cyrillus,  Apologeticus,  32 

Daniel,  see  Walterus,  Daniel 


Decretales  (Novae),  i,  6 
Notes  on,  68 
Deed,  a,  68 

Dictionarium  Theologicum,  73 
Dioscorides,  44 
Diurnale,  of  York,  77 
Durham  College,  Oxford,  29 
Durham  Priory,  documents  relating  to,  6, 
41,  61 

service-book  from,  21 

Elizabeth,  S.,  Legend  of,  24 
Elucidarius,  46 

Ely,  documents  relating  to,  18 
Emylton,  R.,  a scribe,  70 
English,  verses  and  scraps,  12,  22 
medical  receipts,  27,  43,  46,  60,  72 
chronology,  42 
New  Testament,  47 
Gospels,  30 

Lessons  and  Epistles,  47 
Gloss  on  Psalms,  fragment,  73 
Rhymes,  74 
Esdras,  4th  Book  of,  3 
Eusebian  Canons,  3 

Famulae,  18,  19 

Fastidius  Britannus  de  uita  Christiana,  52 
Ffysshburn,  Chancellor  of  Durham,  61 
Fragments  of  MSS.  used  in  binding,  etc., 
2,  5.  10.  31 

French  verse,  Lapidarium,  44 
prose,  Scala  Chronica,  58 
hymn,  21 
scraps  of,  28 

Gesta  Romanorum,  35 
Gibuinus,  Sermon  by,  65 
Glastonbury,  documents,  19 
Graduale,  from  Durham,  22 
Gray,  Thomas,  Scala  Chronica,  58 
Greek  alphabet,  28 
Gregory  Nazianzen,  tracts  by,  38 
Grosthead,  see  Robertas  Lincolniensis 

Hampole,  Richard  of,  46 
Haut  funey,  Johannes,  45 
Herbs,  list  of,  27 


INDEX. 


I2I 


Hilary  of  Arles,  i6 

Hippocrates  (Ypocras),  Dicta  (in  English), 
43 

de  medicinis  (in  English),  46 
Prognostica,  60 

Hugo  de  S.  Victore,  tracts  by,  70 
Hutton,  Prior  of  Durham,  61 
Hymns,  Latin,  21,  22,  23,  31,  72 

Illustrations,  9,  ir,  24,  26,  28,  32,  41  (f.  66) 
Ingilbi,  John,  12 
Initials,  good,  14,  21,  23,  27,  28 
Isidore,  Etymologiae,  8 
Sinonima,  23 

Excerpts  from,  on  Astronomy,  25 
I VO  Carnotensis,  Sermones,  52 
Epistolae,  53 

James,  T.,  3,  4,  5,  ro,  32,  33,  49 
Jerome  de  camera  Christi,  23 
de  XV  signis,  23 
contra  Jouinianum,  27 
de  natiuitate  B.  V.  M.,  46 
ad  Demetriadem,  76 
John,  S.,  legend  of,  25  (92) 

John  xxii.  Letter,  29 

Judas,  legend  of  his  death,  41,  46 

Kalendar,  23,  31 
Keynsham,  19 
Kihvardby,  Robert,  57 

Laodicenes,  Epistle  to,  9 
Lapidarium,  in  French  verse,  44 
Law-cases,  reports  of,  43 
Lecture-notes,  37,  39 

Lemovicensis,  Jo.,  Dilucidarium  de  somno 
Pharaonis,  63 

Leo  protonotarius,  verses  by,  70 
Lichefeld,  a physician,  60 
Lincolniensis,  see  Robertas  Lincolniensis 
Low,  Th.,  4 
Lydgate,  Poems  by,  56 

Mandavilla,  Henr.  de,  72 
Mandeville,  John,  Itinerary,  35 
Martinus  de  iv  virtutibus,  23,  34,  52 
Martyrology,  24,  31 

J.  MSS. 


Medical  matter  (tracts  and  receipts),  27,  43, 
60,  72 

Missal,  early,  fragments  of,  5 
Monasteries,  list  of,  55 
Monte,  Will,  de,  34 
Music,  10,  18,  31 

Nepos  de  Monte  Albano,  68 
Northampton,  a will  relating  to,  46 
Norwich,  documents,  18 
Notary’s  mark,  22 

Obituary  Roll,  fragments  of,  55 
Ordinale,  Praemonstratensian,  55 
Origen  on  the  Psalter,  23 
Ovid  de  vetula,  70 

Oxford,  list  of  books  bought  there,  57 
Oxford  MS.,  29 

Palimpsest,  15,  29 

Parisiensis,  Gulielmus,  de  fide  et  legibus, 
59 

Paterson,  Wm. , 37,  39 
Paul,  S.,  Vision  of,  46 
Paulus,  (Aegineta),  Excerpts,  44 
Petrus  Alphonsus,  44 
Petrus  Cantor,  Tropi,  66 
Petrus  Comestor,  5 
Petrus  Lombardus,  Sententiae,  15 
Poggio,  Letters  of,  63 
Praemonstratensian  Ordinale,  55 
Obituary  Roll,  55 
Priscian  de  Grammatica,  28 
de  accentibus,  44 
Processionale,  noted,  62 
Prosodia  Sacerdotum,  42 
Prosper,  Epistola,  16 
Psalter,  21,  23 

Pseudo-Chrysostom,  Opus  Imperfectum,  10 

Raymundus,  Summa,  69 

Repertorium  Juris,  7 

Ricardus  de  canone  missae,  38 

Ricardus  heremita,  59 

Ricardus  de  S.  Victore,  Sermons,  71 

Rievaulx,  Catalogue  of  Library  at,  34 

Robertas  Lincolniensis,  Summa  Justitiae, 

36 


9 


122 


INDEX. 


Robertus  Lincolniensis,  Sententiae  duo,  66 
Oculus  moralis,  67 
Comm,  in  Boethium,  70 
Rostandus,  letter  of,  41 

Saints  characteristic  of  Durham,  22,  23 
Seneca,  Epistolae,  32 

Declamationes  moralizate,  34 
de  remediis  fortuitorum,  70 
de  institutione  morum,  76 
Serapion,  Collatio,  76 
Sermons,  collections  of,  13,  23,  24,  34,  54, 

65 

de  sanctis,  46  (ii) 

Service-book,  fragments  of,  10,  18,  22 
Sheen,  Carthusians  of,  12 
Sheriffhutton,  72  (no.  1 1) 

Southwell,  19 
Stephen  of  Citeaux,  34 
Stichometric  note,  2,  3,  40 
Stirling,  Fr.,  Lecture  notes,  37,  39 
Sutton,  a scribe  (?),  72 

Tables  on  various  books,  41 
to  the  Speculum  Historiale,  45 
Tables,  Paschal,  23 

Thomas  Aquinas  de  ente  et  essencia,  54 
de  malo,  57 


Trismegistus,  Asclepius,  59 
Tynbych,  W™.,  12 

Uthred  of  Bolton,  tracts  by,  41 

Verses,  Latin,  15,  41,  60,  76 
Victor,  S.,  Sermon  on,  46 
Vincent  of  Beauvais,  Table  to  the  Speculum 
Historiale,  45 
Virgilius,  Aeneid,  33 
Virgin,  miracles  of,  30,  46 
extracts  about,  46 

Wallensis,  J.,  Communeloquium,  67 
Walsingham,  Alan  de.  Election  of,  18 
Walterus,  Daniel,  Vita  Aluredi,  24 
Lamentacio,  24 

Walton,  John,  Speculum  Christiani,  51 
Waverley,  Annals  of,  58 
Welensis,  Jo.,  Speculum  Theologie,  24 
Wessyngton,  Prior,  41 
Will  of  cent,  xv,  46 
Wycliff,  Jo.,  Confessio,  59 
Gospels,  30 
New  Testament,  47 

Yond,  R.,  22 
York  Diurnal,  77 


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